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> you don't get broken bundles when the typecheck didn't succeed ah, I do TDD. easier to let tests give me runtime and behavioral feedback instead of refreshing/setting up hot reloads. I could see how it's frustrating without that. super frustrating to do a quick experiment/demo and satisfy ts if the compiler breaks all the time tho.
>super frustrating to do a quick experiment/demo and satisfy ts if the compiler breaks all the time tho. the ts compiler doesn't break though, I think if I understand you correctly then this might be a relict of javascript-tier thinking/workflow. You're saying that you don't want to deal with the typechecks sometimes, that's not how any other language works. You're essentially saying that you want a build that silent…
negative. I use tsc as a safety net, I don't release code that doesn't pass ci/cd which includes a linting/typechecking step. I just know that sometimes it's faster/easier to do an exploration without strict typechecking.