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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
TypeScript has a setting for enabling project wide diagnostics. It gives us error messages and refactoring capabilities for files that are not open in the editor.
This is somewhat related to #437, though I think that issue is more about suppressing the errors from project diagnostics rather than adding a new setting.
The issue right now is that when updating something in a file I don't see the effects in other files until I run the script. Would love to be able to just see the same issues that are detected when running check on the project but inside VSCode in the problems pane.
I can setup a task in VSCode, but then I would have to remember to run that task every now and then.
The TypeScript vscode extension provides a "tsc: watch" task that will watch the directory for changes and rerun the compiler, it has a special problem matcher to grab the output and present it in the problems pane in vscode. I use this sometimes when doing large refactors
As far as I'm aware, Deno doesn't currently have a way to do this typechecking in watch mode - does it?
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
TypeScript has a setting for enabling project wide diagnostics. It gives us error messages and refactoring capabilities for files that are not open in the editor.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add an equivalent setting for Deno.
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