JS: Typescript 3.9.2#3516
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Correct, but we do record extraction timing metrics in the database: codeql/javascript/ql/src/semmlecode.javascript.dbscheme Lines 1163 to 1190 in 29b8a0d |
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I tried adding a metric query for that once and unfortunately the result was unusable, presumably because of the TRAP cache biasing the result in favor of the second run. JS-Differences measures it more directly, however, so we can see the effects in tonight's run. |
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Based on the announcement there doesn't seem to be any new features we need to support from our end. Still, I'm running an evaluation to see if anything breaks.
Based on the test output changes, it seems for a call expression
foo(), the type of the calleefoohas changed when it's a reference to a generic method, which seems innocent enough.Evaluation of XSS on typescript-full looks fine.
vscode(see metrics section). I'm guessing this is because the type checker has changed a bit, andvscodeis written against TypeScript 3.9's type system.