fix(sandbox): switch alwaysStrict default to false #3019
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I am still not entirely convinced that this is a good idea, but, in what conditions do we currently actually emit it? The default settings on the playground don't show |
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If the current file is a script (rather than a module). https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?#code/Q:
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Ah, I had some stuff sitting in my browser. |
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Per microsoft/TypeScript#62213, we're going in the opposite direction on this such that all code will be forcibly strict (and get this prologue if not ESM). I think better would be to modernize the playground's options to not target CJS. |
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Per my interpretation of a brief discussion on
alwaysStrictin Discord, changes the default value for that setting to off.Note that this doesn't imply anything about TypeScript's recommendations around strict mode. It just changes the playground to not emit a
"use strict";on top of emitted JS. That string has been a thorn in my side trying to teach TypeScript in workshops for years.