14.0.0

This release primarily focuses on improving latency.

Changes

• Updated bundled TypeScript to v4.0.3

• Most of the package is bundled as a single JavaScript source, which reduces start-up times. The flipside is that hacking on Atom-TS is a bit more involved; see CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

• We're disabling eager prefetch of suggestion details (type and documentation) for latency reasons. Instead, those will be fetched lazily once the suggestion is selected.

• Built-in occurrence highlight provider is temporarily suppressed while the text is being edited.

  The rationale behind this is to avoid spamming tsserver with useless requests. As a consequence, you might experience a slight delay when using the feature immediately after changing the text.

  You can tweak the experience by adjusting occurrenceHighlightDebounceTimeout option (see below).

New configuration options

• Make occurrence highlight delay configurable when using built-in provider

  The delay is configurable via "atom-typescript.occurrenceHighlightDebounceTimeout" option ("Occurrence Highlight Debounce Timeout" in settings GUI). The default value of 300ms is consistent with the default Atom behaviour.

• Make getErr delay configurable instead of relying on Atom default

  The delay is configurable via "atom-typescript.getErrDebounceTimeout" ("getErr Debounce Timeout" in settings GUI). The default value of 150ms is about half as low as before, which should hopefully help with the percieved latency.

Fixes

• Reduce the number of spurious documentHighlights requests when using builtin provider
• Remove geterr delay in on-change check
• Fix multistep support detection code

Maintenance

• Update dependencies
• Bump travis host os version

13.2.0

• Allow autocomplete in strings
• Use onDidChangeText instead of onDidStopChanging for tracking buffer modification
• Bump dependencies