tsc CLI: option to always exit with 0 exit code

It would be nice if the tsc command had an option to always exit with a 0 exit code when there were compile errors. I want to run something in my script after compiling. Currently I have to do this:

set -e
# script stuff
set +e
tsc …
set -e

However this workaround means all errors from tsc will be silently ignored, not just compile errors.

[BrandiATMuhkuh]

currently I solve the issue with tsc || exit 0

[ProdigySim]

Here’s my use case for this feature:

I have a project that is gradually adopting TS and does not have 100% strict compliance yet. So, almost every time we run tsc we expect some errors.

However, sometimes code gets checked in that breaks tsc completely (Call Stack size exceeded, OOM, etc.). I would like to build a CICD job that will ensure that tsc --noEmit will run without encountering a Fatal Error. This is difficult to do if TSC always exits with an error.