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Support TypeScript 3.8
See original GitHub issue🚀 feature request
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TypeScript 3.8-rc was released today. It includes plenty of useful new features, like Type-Only Imports and Export, ECMAScript Private Fields, and export * as ns Syntax. Angular should support it.
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:14 (2 by maintainers)
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3.8 now released FYI.
@alxhub Is that a new policy? Angular 8.2, a minor release, brought TypeScript 3.5 support, so it would seem logical that 9.1 would bring 3.8 support.
BTW, Microsoft has this to say about 3.8 RC, so it’s probably safe to start working on it now: