Since version 2.3.7, there was added TSX support. This has partially broken TS parsing, since TSX syntax is forced there.
The thing I stumbled upon:
const something = <MyInterface>castVar;
is considered illegal (it is in fact illegal in TSX, according to my knowledge, but is perfectly legal in TS). I was forced to rewrite it to:
const something = castVar as MyInterface;
But I would expect it to work as before and let me use both syntaxes.
I guess the problem is in the line that enables JSX support in TS parser's ECMA features - it should be enabled only for .tsx files.
Since version 2.3.7, there was added TSX support. This has partially broken TS parsing, since TSX syntax is forced there. The thing I stumbled upon:
is considered illegal (it is in fact illegal in TSX, according to my knowledge, but is perfectly legal in TS). I was forced to rewrite it to:
But I would expect it to work as before and let me use both syntaxes. I guess the problem is in the line that enables JSX support in TS parser's ECMA features - it should be enabled only for
.tsxfiles.