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For the last two comments, please see #480 and #462.

To maintainers: TypeScript 5 supports stage 3 decorator implementation without `--experimentalDecorators`, see https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-5-0/#decorators. The cause of this issue is that `typescript-memoize` only supports the stage 2 implementation of decorators.

Hi @piitaya! Glad to see this is proposed by somebody. Sad that this doesn't get attention. I looked into your code, and this seems to be the only string transformation...

@turbocrime Well, it brings real harm, because Webpack can't resolve it and can't build. (On the other hand, there is strange behavior in VSCode that adds this `.js` to auto-added...

Thanks for the detailed response. At this stage I just configured VS Code to prevent it from inserting `.js` when not asked; that solved it for me.

@AndreaPontrandolfo TypeScript warnings for .js (and only .js) are absent for me just as ESLint warnings. For explicitness, this is my tsconfig.json for this particular test: ```json { "compilerOptions": {...

No effect, unfortunately.

I should also note that the highlight will appear also if: * I change the base name to one that has no corresponding .ts filename: > Unexpected use of file...

Yep. I was misled like this and, as it turned out, posted my issue in an inappropriate place or a place which gets no attention. My next thought was "Hey,...

> My fix is to detect mouse event at the edge of the window, and send a message using `browser.messageManager.sendAsyncMessage`, and finally syntesize a mouse event with `addMessageListener` Why is...