Removing the qualified name restriction on import targets
See original GitHub issueIt seems to me, it’s very inconvenient, that import declaration can’t have none qualified symbol as target. By the reason I have to use next way to do this:
class S {}
export type SS = S;
export var SS = S;
Maybe, removing the qualified name restriction will be more convenient than combination of type alias and var alias.
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Another use-case described in https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/3832
Hi, Is this still available?