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Adds a new extended diagnostic that will flag `@let` declarations that aren't used within the template. The diagnostic can be turned off through the `extendedDiagnostics` compiler option. PR Close #57033 |
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Override Rename Ts Plugin
When the user wants to rename a symbol in the ts file VSCode will ask the rename providers for the answer in turn. If the first extension returns the result, the VSCode will break the loop and apply the result. If the first extension cannot rename the symbol, VSCode will ask the second extension in the list (built-in TS/JS extension, Angular LS extension, etc.). In other words, VSCode takes the result from only one rename provider and the order depends on registration timing, scoring.
Because the built-in ts extension and Angular extension have the same high score, if the built-in ts extension is the first(depends on the time the extension was registered), the result will be provided by the built-in extension. We want Angular to provide it, so this plugin will delegate rename requests and reject the request for the built-in ts server.
The Angular LS only provides the rename info when working within an Angular project. If we cannot locate Angular sources in the project files, the built-in extension should provide the rename info.
This plugin will apply to the built-in TS/JS extension and delegate rename requests to the Angular LS. It provides the rename info only when it is an Angular project. Otherwise, it will return info by the default built-in ts server rename provider.
See here for more info.