IO wrapper around TypeScript language services, allowing for easy consumption by editor plugins
This release updates TypeScript to 3.6.2 and includes syntax highlighting fixes.
Also notably, this release contains the following editor-specific changes:
This release updates TypeScript to 3.5.1 and includes syntax highlighting fixes.
Notably, this release appropriately highlights syntax in tooltips for signature help and quick info thanks to changes by @kbjr.
This release updates TypeScript to version 3.4.1 and updates its syntax highlighting files.
This release updates TypeScript to version 3.3.3333 and fixes issues with files whose contents might contain JavaScript or TypeScript source code (e.g. .html
files and .vue
files with <script>
tags). The plugin will no longer interfere with the editing experience in those files.
Details are available at issues https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Sublime-Plugin/issues/665 and https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Sublime-Plugin/issues/703.
This release ships with TypeScript 3.3.1, and also supports editing in JavaScript files thanks to work done by @zhengbli and @idiotWu.
With this mode, users will receive TypeScript-powered features like more accurate completions, renaming capabilities, refactoring, go-to-definition, and find-all-references. Users can also get error checking in JavaScript files in the presence of checkJs
in a tsconfig.json
file, or a // @ts-check
comment at the top of your file. This functionality can be disabled by explicitly setting the enable_language_service_for_javascript
setting in your preferences to false
.
This release also sets error regions to invalid.illegal
so that themes can leverage them appropriately - courtesy of work done by @rgant.
Finally, this release includes a fix for renaming issues when renamed entities occur on the same line.
This release provides users with TypeScript 3.2.1 and updates syntax highlighting files for TypeScript.
This release provides users with TypeScript 3.1.5 and updates syntax highlighting files for TypeScript.
This release
Refactoring can be triggered by
This release provides users with TypeScript 3.0 and updates syntax highlighting to support newer TypeScript features.
This release provides users with TypeScript 2.9 and updates syntax highlighting to support newer TypeScript features.
It also provides some usability improvements on rename functionality thanks to @it6's pull request #659.