We'll need a way to validate Typescript code to ensure that we do not regress the generated code as we are moving towards typechecking checking generated TS files in #4745.
Discussion below with @captbaritone:
Yeah, for Flow we have our own codebase as a massive test case. For TypeScript we'll need something to echo that setup. Running typescript on integration tests could be a great way to achieve that pretty cheaply.
We have rust utilities that materialize these fixture files into multiple files in a directory and then run the compiler on them. Maybe that test could also run the TypeScript type check on them? Maybe a little brittle to shell out to TypeScript from within the Rust tests, but probably worth it.
Will require a little fiddling to get it to work both internally and in GitHub CI and ensure we keep the same version(s?) of TypeScript, but I bet we can figure it out.
We'll need a way to validate Typescript code to ensure that we do not regress the generated code as we are moving towards typechecking checking generated TS files in #4745.
Discussion below with @captbaritone:
_Originally posted by @captbaritone in https://github.com/facebook/relay/pull/4753#discussion_r1698864973_