Forthcoming update to Microsoft’s strongly-typed JavaScript also backs decorator metadata for consuming metadata on classes. By Paul Krill.
The next planned update of Microsoft’s strongly typed JavaScript, TypeScript 5.2 supports the explicit resource management feature planned for JavaScript’s ECMAScript standard. The next planned update of Microsoft’s strongly typed JavaScript, TypeScript 5.2 supports the explicit resource management feature planned for JavaScript’s ECMAScript standard.
Decorator metadata, also an upcoming ECMAScript feature, is intended to make it easy for decorators to create and consume metadata on any class they are used on or within. An all-or-nothing restriction on the use of tuple labels has been lifted. The language now can preserve labels when spreading into an unlabeled tuple.
Object member completions are provided when a comma is missing. Previously, if a comma were forgotten and auto-completion requested, TypeScript would confusingly give unrelated completion results. Interesting!
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