Recommended workflow for removing `ember-cli-typescript`

[bold lichen]

Our team is still at 3.28 but is working towards 4.0. We'd like to remove our ember-cli-typescript dependency in preparation for glint. So far, I can see that the following changes need to be made to a project:

1. Remove ember-cli-typescript package.
2. Set enableTypeScriptTransform: true in ember-cli-build.js
   With that, we've opted out of typechecking during build - great! However, I'm wondering if there are any recommendations for running the tsc process alongside ember serve ? We'd still like an asynchronous typecheck taking place during our development.
   Thanks 🙏

[gleaming mural]

atm no, but @frail moat is working on (right now, actually!) inverting which build tool we use for embroider projects (deferring to webpack/vite instead of ember-cli).
So this would allow you to use the webpack or vite parallel type-checking tools which have better DX.

for now though, something I like to do is to use tsc's watch mode in a separate terminal -- but! I always rely on my editor to tell me what I'm doing wrong first and then check tsc --watch (or npx tsc-lite if you have lots of errors) for when I'm doing big refactors and I don't know where type errors could come from

[bold lichen]

ok great, thats a good solution for now. thanks null

[frail moat]

vscode can do this for you, and then you get a nice interactive problem list that you can click to take you directly to the type errors. The default language server only typechecks your open files, but you can tell it to spawn a dedicated tsc process that will report on all your files, assuming that's what you mean.