Pass --no-typescript if the user didn't want typescript#342
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Nice — “JS as default; but first class TS support” may be a good thing to add to the decision log |
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Right now, we simply don't send
--typescriptif the user said they wanted the JS version of the template (in the temp init script), or if the user didn't pass the--typescriptflag explicitly in the plugin/init script.This changes behavior slightly for the official plugin, in that it defaults to JS unless TS was specified with the flag. I think this is what we've aligned on previously (cc @benjaminsehl) so it makes sense to encode that decision here, too. We could also add the "do you want to use typescript?" to the actual
initcommand prompt, too.Regardless, this solves the issue with the temp init script in the short term.