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Non-deprecated lib.dom.d.ts properties removed
See original GitHub issueWhile trying the TS 3.9 RC I’m encountering numerous compile errors against lib.dom.d.ts against properties that have been removed. I noticed the introduction of these changes in this PR, notably properties of CSSStyleDeclaration such as ms*, webkit*, and layout*. Given many of these weren’t marked deprecated I want to make sure this is expected behavior.
(Making this issue after speaking with @DanielRosenwasser and tagging @sandersn . Thanks!)
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Or event less thinking needed:
const fn = ( win: typeof window ) => { win.console.log() }You can even do
const win: typeof globalThisas globalThis will also have window properties.Not actually.
If you checkWindow.prototype.consoleyou’ll getundefined, because it’s not a property.