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The syntastic checker for the TypeScript language uses the standard "tsc" compiler to check the source file.
Right now the "args" that are used for the tsc compiler is hardcoded as: --module commonjs
This should be configurable, so that users can set the options that are relevant for their project, for example: --target ES5 (enables the use of new language features) or --noImplicitAny (stronger error reporting)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
But should not it pick the configuration from the project root? If there is a tsconfig.json on the root of the project it currently does not respect it. This means I will have to use let g:syntastic_typescript_tsc_args = '--target ES5' in my vim configuration. However if I have 2 project that uses seperate configuration, then it will not work.
The syntastic checker for the TypeScript language uses the standard "tsc" compiler to check the source file.
Right now the "args" that are used for the tsc compiler is hardcoded as:
--module commonjs
This should be configurable, so that users can set the options that are relevant for their project, for example:
--target ES5
(enables the use of new language features) or--noImplicitAny
(stronger error reporting)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: