"TypeScript 6.0 adds support for the es2025 option for both and lib. Although there are no new JavaScript language features in ES2025, this new target adds new types for built-in APIs and moves a few declarations from into es2025."
"The foundation of TypeScript 7.0, meanwhile, is set to be a compiler and language service written in Go that takes advantage of the speed of native code and shared-memory multi-threading."
"In TypeScript 6.0, using module where namespace was expected is now a hard deprecation. This change was necessary because blocks are a potential ECMAScript proposal that would conflict with the legacy TypeScript syntax."
TypeScript 6.0 has extended the deprecation of import assertion syntax to import() calls and updated DOM types to align with web standards. Key features include reduced context sensitivity for functions, a new -stableTypeOrdering flag for migration, and support for the es2025 option. The contents of lib.dom.iterable.d.ts and lib.dom.asynciterable.d.ts are now included in lib.dom.d.ts. Additionally, using module where namespace was expected is now deprecated. TypeScript 7.0 is nearing completion, featuring a compiler written in Go for improved performance.
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