TypeScript 4.0, a planned major upgrade to Microsoft’s popular typed superset of JavaScript, is now available as a beta release, with improvements for builds and editing scenarios as well as support for variadic tuple types.
The beta was published on June 26. The production version is slated for release in August, according to the roadmap for the platform.
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As proposed, TypeScript 4.0 boosts speed in the build
mode, with the caching of semantic diagnostics in the builder written to the disk with .tsbuildinfo
, to benefit the next incremental build. This is intended to fix a situation in which compiling a program after a previous compile with errors under --incremental
would be very slow when using the --noEmitOnError
flag.
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