Errors for High Confidence Errors
For JavaScript users, TypeScript powers most of the tooling
for auto-complete and other IDE features like refactoring.
During the process of running the TypeScript compiler over
JavaScript files, TypeScript has typically _not_ raised errors
in an editor unless the project is opted-in via 'checkJS' or
has // @check-ts comment.
With 4.4, we are letting the TypeScript compiler suggest
suggest spelling corrections when it is confident that a
name is misspelled.
const album = {
name: "Afraid of Heights",
author: {
name: "Billy Talent",
releaseDate: "2016",
},
};
album.nme;