* Add/convert to failing tests.
* Stop offering to convert single string literals to template expressions.
* Ensure we're actually testing for single quotes.
* Adds puppeteer to test whether typescript.js runs in the browser
* Adds a check for the browser integration into the GitHub Actions CI
* Update to use playwright, and test in three browsers
* getCandidateForOverloadFailure:call resolveUntypedCall
This re-adds the missed errors and marks as used missed nodes from the
user and RWC baselines.
* Update baselines and remove new test
It was redundant with the old tests
* Defer resolveUntypedCall on resolution failure to give priority to parameter types fixed by overload signatures
Co-authored-by: Wesley Wigham <wwigham@gmail.com>
* add tests but not baselines or fixes
* Update original change
Still probably wrong; probably doesn't even compile beacuse I'm just
typing on my laptop.
* fix error code ok
* notes to self
* Error: property is specified more than once via spread
* make jsx tests stricter
* update semicolon error message
* use ?. because it is great
* use maybeTypeOfKind in new code
* restore jsx error
* add tests
* Refactor fix-all-missing-imports to be reusable by other codefixes
* Migrate infer-from-usage to use ImportAdder
* Add infer from usage test importing more than one thing in a single fix
* Migrate implement interface / abstract members fixes to use ImportAdder
* Update old tests
* Use type-only imports when it would be an error not to
* Add another test
* Rename stuff
* Fix jsdoc comment parsing initial state
Jsdoc comment parsing can be invoked in two modes:
1. top-level parsing, for comments not inside a tag.
2. tag parsing, for comment that occur after the semantic parts of a
tag.
Top-level parsing skips an initial * because it assumes that it is starting
at the very beginning of a JSDoc comment. Tag parsing does not.
The two modes are distinguished by an optional second parameter named
`margin`. When `margin` is provided, it provides an initial indent used
for comment alignment.
Previously, the check for `margin` was a truthy check `if (margin)`.
This check incorrectly treats `margin=""` the same as
`margin=undefined`.
This PR changes the check to `if (margin !== undefined)`, which
correctly treats `margin=""` the same as `margin=" "`.
* Fixes for broken tests
1. Use SawAsterisk start state.
2. @template needs to skip asterisk in addition to whitespace while
parsing type parameter names.
* undo code move
* Improve reasoning about when to create deferred type references
* Accept new baselines
* Fix minor issues
* Handle default type arguments case in isDeferredTypeReferenceNode
Exposes `hasOnlyExpressionInitializer` as a public function so users of
TypeScript compiler APIs do not have to roll their own
`HasExpressionInitializer` type guards.
Co-authored-by: Nathan Shively-Sanders <293473+sandersn@users.noreply.github.com>
* WIP on making the JSX text node not include whitespace
* Scans to the last newline for JSX correctly
* Handle JSX closing element wrapping
* Offload all jsx text indentation handling to indentMultilineCommentOrJsxText
* Switch from find node -> find inde in formatting
Co-authored-by: Wesley Wigham <wwigham@gmail.com>
* Conditionally elide a parameter from contextual type signature calculation
* Slightly different approach to forbid inference to specific expressions
* Handle nested literals and mapped types correctly
* Delete unused cache
* Rename ContextFlags.BaseConstraint and related usage
* Add tests from my PR
* Update ContextFlags comment
Co-Authored-By: Wesley Wigham <wwigham@gmail.com>
* Update comments and fourslash triple slash refs
Co-authored-by: Wesley Wigham <wwigham@gmail.com>
