Releases · TypeStrong/atom-typescript

This release primarily focuses on improving latency.

Updated bundled TypeScript to v4.0.3
Most of the package is bundled as a single JavaScript source, which reduces start-up times. The flipside is that hacking on Atom-TS is a bit more involved; see CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
We're disabling eager prefetch of suggestion details (type and documentation) for latency reasons. Instead, those will be fetched lazily once the suggestion is selected.
Built-in occurrence highlight provider is temporarily suppressed while the text is being edited.

The rationale behind this is to avoid spamming tsserver with useless requests. As a consequence, you might experience a slight delay when using the feature immediately after changing the text.

You can tweak the experience by adjusting occurrenceHighlightDebounceTimeout option (see below).

Make occurrence highlight delay configurable when using built-in provider

The delay is configurable via "atom-typescript.occurrenceHighlightDebounceTimeout" option ("Occurrence Highlight Debounce Timeout" in settings GUI). The default value of 300ms is consistent with the default Atom behaviour.
Make getErr delay configurable instead of relying on Atom default

The delay is configurable via "atom-typescript.getErrDebounceTimeout" ("getErr Debounce Timeout" in settings GUI). The default value of 150ms is about half as low as before, which should hopefully help with the percieved latency.

Reduce the number of spurious documentHighlights requests when using builtin provider
Remove geterr delay in on-change check
Fix multistep support detection code

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