Talking about "// @ts-check" i don't know if you use the comment for some means but actually there is an options in the settings that enabled it by default for all javascript file.
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Adding the TS pragma makes it work on any team member VSCode without having to check that they have it enabled in their IDE, so it's a convenience while working in a team.
Talking about "// @ts-check" i don't know if you use the comment for some means but actually there is an options in the settings that enabled it by default for all javascript file.
Adding the TS pragma makes it work on any team member VSCode without having to check that they have it enabled in their IDE, so it's a convenience while working in a team.
make sense :)