Closed sunrabbit123 closed 1 year ago
Hi @sunrabbit123 .
For what it's worth, we are nearly done with our initial ts-patch rewrite. It also has an on-the-fly compiler like ttsc, though it's faster. This way, ttypescript users can simply install tsp and can use tspc
exactly as they would with ttsc
.
At this point, tts seems to not have alot of maintenance, and it ultimately makes more sense to have a single platform, especially as we expand it to make a more complete plugin ecosystem, which we will be doing after this release.
As I mentioned the current system in the upcoming release is also much faster than ttsc and the old tsp.
It's up to you what you'd like to do, but I'd encourage you and anyone else to not create another fork and further split the community.
Also, you are welcome to help with the next version, if you're interested and able!
Best, Ron
We respect your opinion and your project.
However, there will be people who can't invest a lot of time in migrating, and this is a plan to make it so that they can just type yarn remove ttypescript
and yarn add ttsc
and it will work.
ts-patch is good enough, and has its strengths. I don't think we need to fear splitting the community.
The instructions are the same. That is why I said drop-in replacement.
You'd simply install and it's ready to use.
The only change is you use tspc
instead of ttsc
.
Can I work with you again on a project you created?
At the moment, the project seems to be lacking attention to the issue of TypeScript versioning. Same goes for maintenance.
I'm going to open a project called ttsc and make it available for download via
yarn add ttsc
.Not to mention TSv5 support.
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Thanks for reading.