Migrate to tsgo native compiler and restructure reference repos#15
Migrate to tsgo native compiler and restructure reference repos#15
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Replace tsc with tsgo (@typescript/native-preview) across all packages, bump TS target to ES2022, and consolidate contracts/ + whitepaper/ reference repos under a unified reference/ directory with auto-update clone script. - Replace ccc-dev/tsc.mjs (Node.js) with ccc-dev/tsgo-filter.sh (bash) - Update all package build scripts from tsc to tsgo - Add @typescript/native-preview devDependency - Bump tsconfig target/lib from ES2020 to ES2022 - Remove deprecated importsNotUsedAsValues option - Move reference repos to reference/ with clone.sh auto-updater - Update all planning docs to reflect new reference/ paths
Summary of ChangesHello @phroi, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly upgrades the project's development infrastructure by transitioning to a faster TypeScript compiler and centralizing external reference repositories. These changes aim to accelerate build times, simplify the management of external codebases, and provide a more efficient and feature-rich development environment, ultimately improving developer productivity and code consistency. Highlights
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This pull request introduces several significant improvements, including migrating the TypeScript toolchain to tsgo for faster builds, restructuring the reference repositories for better organization and maintenance, and enhancing the development environment. The changes are well-executed, and the new scripts for managing reference repositories are a great addition. I have one suggestion to improve the robustness of the devcontainer setup.
Install vscode-focus-timer extension from phroi/vscode-focus-timer, add --no-install-recommends to clipboard apt install, and ignore .focus-timer data directory.
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LGTM Phroi %104 |
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Why
Migrate the TypeScript toolchain from
tsctotsgo(@typescript/native-preview) for faster builds, consolidate scattered reference repos under a unifiedreference/directory with auto-updating, and add the focus timer VS Code extension to the devcontainer.Changes
ccc-dev/tsc.mjs(Node.js) withccc-dev/tsgo-filter.sh(bash), update all 10 package build scripts fromtsctotsgo, add@typescript/native-previewdevDepimportsNotUsedAsValuescontracts/+whitepaper/underreference/withclone.shthat auto-detects stale clones