typescript-strictly-typed

3.0.6 (2023-03-17)

• Requires Node >= 16
• Only add forceConsistentCasingInFileNames in TypeScript <= 4.9, as it is now true by default in TypeScript >= 5.0.
• Add back exactOptionalPropertyTypes. It is reliable for your own code. Issues are only because of some libraries, so if a library is not correct regarding this check, report it to the lib repo, and temporarily add skipLibCheck to your tsconfig.json.
• Add back noUncheckedIndexedAccess if TypeScript >= 5.0. It was reverted because the compiler is not smart enough in some cases. First case was dynamic objects (Record or { [key: string]: string }): but now TypeScript >= 5.0 infers correctly if you check before (if ('someProperty' in someObject)). Second case is still there and is when accessing directly a speficic array value (myArray[2]) but those cases mainly happen because of old JavaScript syntaxes, there are easily avoided with modern syntaxes (like for...of, ?., ??).