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Include TypeScript as devDependency in boilerplate output #181
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Can we expect this to be merged/released at any point soon? |
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@ianschmitz could you update this to fix merge conflicts? |
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Yes I can. Won't be until end of week since I'm out of country. |
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Should be good to go now 👍 |
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Released in 2.13.0 |
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Closes #85.
This will remove
typescriptfromreact-scripts-tsand instead include it as adevDependencyin the boilerplate output.Note that I have added it as a
peerDependencyinreact-scripts-ts. I think this is the right way to handle it, as users upgrading from 2.x ofreact-scripts-tswould see anUNMET PEER DEPENDENCYduring an install. However this means that when creating a new app the user will see this: