* Allowed comment directives to be multiline
* Added tests, and perhaps fixed a test runner bug?
* I think it's going to need a consistent variable to loop over
* Used dynamically computed indexes in verifies
* Added multiline tests
* Increased flexibility for multiline comment parsing
* Undid a couple of formatting changes; removed backslashes from multiline regexp
* Added baseline tests for multiline comment skipping
Co-authored-by: Orta Therox <orta.therox@gmail.com>
* Fix `updateBinary` `operator` parameter
There is an issue in `updateBinary` where attempting to update
`operator` without updating `left` or `right` results in a silent no-op.
* Use defaulted parameter in `updateBinary`
* Adds support for looking up past Blocks in expando objects
* Adds JS tests to validate the JS parsing also works
* Get the top level block expando tests green
* Shared early couldContainTypeVariables check in instantiateType
* Defer creation of map object in createUnionOrIntersectionProperty
* Types with top-level non-generic type alias reference no type variables
* Use CFA to determine types of properties declared by this.xxx assignments
* Accept new baselines
* Also use CFA in constructor functions
* Accept new baselines
* Fix lint error
* Only widen fresh literal types in CFA of assignment to auto-typed
* Auto-typing for declared properties with no type annotation or initializer
* Add optionality if declaration includes '?' modifier
* Always use CFA for properties with no initializer in .js files
* Small fix
It's always supposed to have been this way, but I was worried about how
breaky the change would be when adding globalThisType. This PR is
experiment to see how much.
Fixes#35882 maybe
initialiser. But this is only correct when the initialiser is for a
parameter. For example:
```ts
declare let x: { s: string } | undefined;
const { s } = x;
```
This PR removes undefined from the type of a binding pattern only when
the binding pattern's parent is a parameter. This fixes the regression
from 3.8. However, it's still not the ideal fix; we should be able to
use control flow to solve this problem. Consider:
```ts
const { s }: { s: string } | undefined = { s: 'hi' }
declare function f({ s }: { s: string } | undefined = { s: 'hi' }): void
```
Neither line should have an error, but the first does in 3.8 and after
this change.
* Remove superCallShouldBeFirst error
It seems redundant since TS gives an error on any use of `this` before
super, and non-`this` uses before `super` should be fine.
Fixes#37371
* Revert "Remove superCallShouldBeFirst error"
This reverts commit 3c09153c8a.
* error except for target:"esnext" && useDefineForClassFields
* Fix use-before-def with methods on esnext+useDefineForClassFields
It was incorrectly flagging methods as used before their definition, but
this is allowed under any emit.
* Add instance function test case
* Propagate nonInferrableType in &&, || and ?? operators
* Add regression test
* Simpler solution: getTypeFacts(neverType) should return TypeFacts.None
