* Refactor emit substitution into transform
* Add reusable state machine for binary expressions
* Allow emitBinary to use state machine for comments/sourcemaps
* Switch core trampoline state back to arrays
* Switch binder to parallel stacks, temporarily partially revert emitBinary
* Add link to benchmark when posting perf results
* Ensure work stacks are per-execution
* Reenable comments and sourcemaps
* Only enable special assignability rule on string index signatures to 'any'.
* Accepted baselines.
* Added test.
* Accepted baselines.
* Renamed test files.
* Add non-erroring version of bclas'subClassThisTypeAssignable01.ts'
* Accepted baselines.
Co-authored-by: TypeScript Bot <typescriptbot@microsoft.com>
* Fix: checkAliasSymbol crash when checking for @deprecated
It's possible that we shouldn't be creating symbol with no declarations
from non-homomorphic mapped types, but for 4.2, the right fix is to make
the @deprecated-check in checkAliasSymbol ensure that
target.declarations is defined.
* Add bug number and accept baselines
* Expose EncodedSemanticClassificationsRequest in protocol.d.ts
* Adds the response for encoded semantic highlights too
* Update types:
* Also include classificationtype anyway
* Fix feedback
* When structurally comparing similar types, check if we are already in the middle of a more general comparison of those same types
* Do the same, but with only string manipulations
* Improve JSON parser error recovery
* Add error baselines
* Move tsconfig root checking out of common JSON checking function
* Use new function in parseConfigFileTextToJson
* Fix test
* Replace non-null assertion with explicit debug assertion
* Eliminate well-known symbols in the checker: 2021 edition
* Actually update the lib text to say unique symbol, too (this is unneeded with compat code in place, but this makes goto-def make more sense)
* Add test showing mismatched symbol constructor type interop
* Add more test cases for some other related issues this fixes
* Revert computed name change
* Style comments
* When noImplicitAny is set, combine multiple contextual overloads into a single signature, rather than producing `any` and an error
* Amalgamate intersection composite signature return types as intersections, rather than the prior exclusively union behavior
* Add another example from an issue, albeit slightly modified
* Fix newlines, add test from DT
* Interior remodelling
* Improve @template lookup and resilience
1. @template parsing may produce a template tag with a type parameter
whose name is the missing identifier. These tags should be skipped
in the checker because they receive an error in the parser.
2. The fix in #37819 was incorrect; there's no such thing as a type
parameter declared on a variable declaration. Instead, there needs to be a type
parameter declared on a jsdoc comment, because that's the scope for tags
like `@return` and `@typedef`.
There are 3 tests because either fix (1) and (2) fix the first test's
failure, but both are required to fix the last two tests' failures.
* remove containsParseError call
* Specified error message for iterating known array types without --downlevelIteration
* Added extra target info to diagnostic
* NodeList too, a classic
* PR feedback: invert to allowsStrings; required param
Co-authored-by: Nathan Shively-Sanders <293473+sandersn@users.noreply.github.com>
* Change variable name AllowQualifedNameInPlaceOfIdentifier to AllowQualifiedNameInPlaceOfIdentifier
* Change deleting AllowQualifedNameInPlaceOfIdentifier to deprecating it instead.
* Fix failing tests
* Replace old value
* fix: fix RelativeTimeFormat type definition
Changes:
1. Change BCP47LanguageTag to UnicodeBCP47LocaleIdentifier: Those mean 2
different things. BCP47LangTag allows _ as separator while UTS35
doesn't. It also allows grandfathered locales and UTS35 doesn't.
2. Combine RelativeTimeFormat interface and const declaration into a
single class. The old way of declaring as `interface` & `const` permits
calling `Intl.RelativeTimeFormat` without `new` which is no longer
possible after `Intl.DateTimeFormat` & `Intl.NumberFormat`. The spec
explicitly forbids it in
http://ecma-international.org/ecma-402/7.0/index.html#relativetimeformat-objects
where:
> If NewTarget is undefined, throw a TypeError exception.
Intl.RelativeTimeFormat is also extensible per spec. This is closer to a
`class` than the current declaration.
* address feedbacks
