That was one of the advertised major features for 3.0 and I really like TS, but I haven't noticed a difference.
Still getting frustratingly long and nested error messages that are impossible to read within a tooltip or error pane of vscode. More often than not I just missed or misspelled a single property off an object, but the best source of information for that ctrl+space to see what the non-optional properties are with autocomplete.
Maybe I'm spoilt from what I've seen in Rust and Elm, but either the error messages are useless or I need to copy and paste the tooltip contents into another editor window to spend 5 minutes to decipher them.
It could be that I'm just dealing with complex types with the various libraries I'm using, and so there isn't much TS can do. Some of the React types do seem to get complicated.
Still getting frustratingly long and nested error messages that are impossible to read within a tooltip or error pane of vscode. More often than not I just missed or misspelled a single property off an object, but the best source of information for that ctrl+space to see what the non-optional properties are with autocomplete.
Maybe I'm spoilt from what I've seen in Rust and Elm, but either the error messages are useless or I need to copy and paste the tooltip contents into another editor window to spend 5 minutes to decipher them.
It could be that I'm just dealing with complex types with the various libraries I'm using, and so there isn't much TS can do. Some of the React types do seem to get complicated.