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JavaScript and TypeScript Nightly

VS Code extension that enables the nightly build of TypeScript (typescript@next) as VS Code's built-in TypeScript version used to power JavaScript and TypeScript IntelliSense.

❗️Important: Requires VS Code 1.36 or newer.

Enabling

This extension replaces VS Code's built-in TypeScript version with typescript@next. It does not effect workspace versions of TypeScript, or custom user typescript.tsdk settings.

To make sure you are using typescript@next:

  1. Open a JavaScript or TypeScript file in VS Code.
  2. In the VS Code command palette, run the TypeScript: Select TypeScript version command.
  3. Make sure you have Use VS Code's version selected
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