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Should we set '"types": []' for 'tsc init'?
See original GitHub issueVery few people understand the automatic @types inclusion behavior, it often causes packages to conflict, and it is often a program construction performance foot-gun.
Maybe we should output a field like this in compilerOptions.
// Add packages with global definitions that can't be imported here.
// Remove entirely to auto-include all '@types' packages.
"types": []
What do others here think?
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Yes
Hmm, also yes