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  1. On the left: VS Code Insiders (no extensions or settings changed), on the right, my day-to-day vscode. Anyone got an ideas why rhs doesn't highlight "foo". The both have javascript.implicitProjectConfig.checkJs=true - but obviously I've got something tweaked in my day browser.
    oh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their API
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    1. …in reply to @rem
      Bit more information. Also testing with all extensions disabled, same result. If I rename my day2day vscode file to .ts instead of .js the same validation occurs (though I don't want that to be the solution, it's wrong). So Insider must be adding some (default) TS validation…
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    2. …in reply to @rem
      Found it. I had this set to false (though now my code has lit up like a damn christmas tree!) "javascript.validate.enable": true
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      1. …in reply to @rem
        Sod, but I can't use a jsconfig.json (which I use to alias the base path)... Damnit, it's config-whack-a-mole.
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          Okay, final one, solved it: jsconfig.json: "compilerOptions": { "checkJs": true } (I had checkJs outside the compilerOptions … not that I'm using a compiler…)
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