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  "title": "Announcing TypeScript 7.0",
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  "transcript": "\n\n--- Top Comments ---\n\n\n[101 upvotes] The speed increase on compile is crazy fast here. \n\n[65 upvotes] >TypeScript and Embedded Languages\n\n>It’s worth calling out that workflows that use Vue, MDX, Astro, Svelte, and others will likely not yet be able to leverage TypeScript 7. Similarly, specialized type-checking within templates like Angular will also likely not use TypeScript 7. This is mainly because TypeScript 7 does not yet expose a stable programmatic API, and so tools (such as Volar) which embed TypeScript into their own compilers and language services can only currently rely on TypeScript 6.0. We expect this to be a point-in-time issue, as we are committed to providing a solution here. We will be actively working with the maintainers of these projects to ensure TypeScript 7 supports these workflows.\n\n>Until then, we recommend that teams use TypeScript 7 in scenarios where language server plugins are not required. Projects using Angular can use a combination of TypeScript 7 to get fast project-wide error detection at the CLI with `tsc`, and TypeScript 6.0 for editor support. Projects using Vue, MDX, Astro, Svelte, and others will need to continue using TypeScript 6.0 for now. In VS Code, users can simply run the \"Disable TypeScript 7 Language Server\" command to revert to TypeS",
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