How to enable $TSFixMe aliases?
See original GitHub issueWhat’s the easiest way to enable the aliases for any
etc, since they are disabled by default? Also, is there a way to provide custom aliases?
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below steps worked for me 🥳
create a new file named
tsfixme.d.ts
inside thesrc
folder and paste the belowand run
npx ts-migrate migrate --aliases tsfixme .
If you’re running the migrate script by itself, you want to pass
--aliases=tsfixme