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CRA 3 fails to handle a trailing comma in tsconfig.json - TSC has no problem
See original GitHub issueThis is a bug report. To reproduce it, run npx create-react-app . --typescript and change the "jsx": "preserve" line to "jsx": "preserve",. This is with CRA3 and I don’t think this happened in CRA2 because I kept my tsconfig.json the same while upgrading CRA from 2 to 3 and only now got the error. I think this is a CRA issue because running tsc -p . in the directory goes through with no problem.
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Unfortunately it looks like typescript uses a hand-written parser. I traced it down to
parseJsonTextwhich is defined insrc/compiler/parser.ts. Ahahaha.If we’re allowed to hook into the typescript package, it looks like they provide public access to their parse function.
@TomasHubelbauer You’re absolutely right!