feat: noUncheckedIndexedAccess support

[danilofuchs]

Adds support for noUncheckedIndexedAccess flag, an even stricter flag.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-1-beta/#no-unchecked-indexed-access

Update: On issue microsoft/TypeScript#42659 the TS team instructed me to use tsc --help --all flag, which solved the issue.

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Old comment, preserved for posterity

This change does not actually work, as this flag appears to not work when running tsc, only with inside tsconfig.json.

I created an issue on Typescript: microsoft/TypeScript#42659

[falkenhawk]

Thanks to --all flag added, this also fixes the issue with typescript 4.4+ where they hide many options from --help
and ts-strictify ends up calling tsc with only --noEmit flag and then incorrectly reports all files green.

Ref:

• https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-4-4.html#tsc---help-updates-and-improvements
• New command line help developer experience. microsoft/TypeScript#44157

[falkenhawk]

It looks like this repo is not maintained anymore, sadly. @danilofuchs have you perhaps built and published a version of your fork?

[danilofuchs]

It looks like this repo is not maintained anymore, sadly. @danilofuchs have you perhaps built and published a version of your fork?

Yes, I assume the repo owner migrated his project and stopped maintaining the tool.

I believe you can install using my fork ref directly, but I haven't tried it myself.

[falkenhawk]

Thanks to --all flag added, this also fixes the issue with typescript 4.4+

oh, actually ef702f3 is unfinished, --all should be still added at

ts-strictify/src/lib/typescript.ts

Line 23 in 0a8c761

const { all: helpOutput } = await execa('tsc', ['--help'], { all: true, preferLocal: true })

['--help', '--all']

[falkenhawk]

Thanks for quick answer @danilofuchs !

I believe you can install using my fork ref directly, but I haven't tried it myself.

I tried, using "ts-strictify": "danilofuchs/ts-strictify#ef702f35", in package.json, but that does not include dist folder so cli script defined in "bin": "./dist/cli.js", is not available compiled.
Yeah I can try calling the original with ts-node ./node_modules/ts-strictify/src/cli.ts but that's a bit backbreaking 😅

[danilofuchs]

@falkenhawk I didn't even remember this, but I pushed a with-builds branch when testing this. Check if you can use it