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After installing coc-deno JavaScript files give TypeScript errors

See original GitHub issue

file.js

const fn = (arg) => undefined;

I get the error:

Error [tsserver 7006] Parameter 'arg' implicitly has an 'any' type.

When running:

yarn tsc --allowJs --noEmit file.js No implicit any error, and why would there be? This is a JS file.

Any idea how I could get back to tsserver checking js files but without giving me errors that only apply to ts files?

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:7 (1 by maintainers)

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2reactions

fannheywardcommented, May 18, 2020

You should disable this extension for non-deno project. Same issue #7.

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alextescommented, Jul 18, 2020

@pheuberger did you try uninstalling coc-deno?

:CocUninstall coc-deno

If you did, and you’re still getting them, it’s not this plugin.

On the odd chance that it still is something this plugin did I suppose you could always clear out your coc folder and reinstall plugins one-by-one.

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