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The typescript version we chose for the library is too cutting edge - type files generated by this version conflict with older, still used (1-2 years old) versions of typescript (namely typescript versions under ^3.5.3).
In order to offer more support to still relevant typescript projects we need to downgrade our typescript version far enough where we can allow older projects to install the version of typescript they need.
Issue observed:
Projects that use rollup.config.ts files, and are using older typescript versions may not be able to use the plugin due to the generated *.d.ts type files conflicting with older typescript formats.
Known projects that use these older versions of typescript:
angular 8, 9, and 10 et al..
Acceptance criteria:
Lower typescript version to ^3.5.3 (version used by angular 8 (2 years old)) or comparable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The typescript version we chose for the library is too cutting edge - type files generated by this version conflict with older, still used (1-2 years old) versions of typescript (namely typescript versions under ^3.5.3).
In order to offer more support to still relevant typescript projects we need to downgrade our typescript version far enough where we can allow older projects to install the version of typescript they need.
Issue observed:
Projects that use rollup.config.ts files, and are using older typescript versions may not be able to use the plugin due to the generated *.d.ts type files conflicting with older typescript formats.
Known projects that use these older versions of typescript:
angular 8, 9, and 10 et al..
Acceptance criteria:
Lower typescript version to ^3.5.3 (version used by angular 8 (2 years old)) or comparable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: