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@oze4 @Domino987 We're past our deadlines waiting for the next release to fix bugs with the new features. This underscores the need for including ES6 source in the releases so that I can temporarily point to my fork to get the fixes. We're running into the same issue of being bottlenecked on bugfix releases. |
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One-liner a91d4e0 Advanced tsconfig setup is needed to use the ES6 source directly. Caveat emptor. Edit: Reverted including src files. The app build process is too complex using that method. I ended up committing the built files to a branch on my fork and pointed our project to that until the next release. |
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Debugging and developing on the transpiled ES5 sources is painful. That also makes using forks very difficult. I recommend including the ES6 sources in the releases. Some projects transpile code in the libraries and can handle ES6 source. In fact, some people prefer to that over pre-transpiled sources.
We should continue including the transpiled versions in addition to the ES6 sources because some users expect that for their builds.
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