Christian Linne

The `fork-ts-checker-webpack-plugin` was introduced after 2.8.0, so that's normal. I've tracked this down a bit, and figured out that the files from the `src` directory are not tracked as included...

I fear it's the latter one. The typescript docs explicitly mention that the `files` entry has to contain _every_ file that is intended to be part of the project. The...

Thanks for keeping track of these. Seems that updating the plugin might take a while, given that the main author is not that active at the moment.

> Does nobody use windows for development nowadays? Suppose that the majority of developers don't use Windows as their primary development platform. Regarding the issue: There are a couple of...

> [...] The issue now is difference in version for babel-jest which create-react-app creates and the one in create-react-app-typescript directory [...] The current version 2 of CRA uses Babel 7...

Exactly what that message indicates - you're using a lambda inside a JSX attribute in `render`. The `jsx-no-lambda` rule of `tslint-react` is enabled by default and reports such violations. There...

You should really read at least one of the quite huge amount of articles around that topic ... Just to point you in a direction - the documentation of this...

It will be merged after its release.

The statement you mentioned isn't an official one, and it's ... wrong. Just take a look at the `webpack` configurations ... E.g.: https://github.com/wmonk/create-react-app-typescript/blob/eb346884132b5e7ce1a59cb415070be94e95ea15/config/webpack.config.dev.js#L160-L169 It's still allowed to import and use...

At least it _should_ work without ejecting. According to the docs of that package, `jest-extended` should be added via the `setupTestFrameworkScriptFile` configuration of `jest`. By default, the template picks up...