chore: upgrade to TS 5.6 + temporarily use skipLibCheck for TS 5.6#10486
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Motivation
Upgrade repo to TS 5.6
Also to unlock CI tests temporarily turn on
skipLibCheckon a few CI workflows.Note: historically we use
skipLibCheck: falseon our website because we write.d.tsfiles manually for our themes and runningtscon themes won't report type errors in those.d.tsfiles, so the workaround is to useskipLibCheck: false.Problem: this doesn't only test our types, but all the types of all our libs too, and when a new TypeScript version gets published, it often happens that libs have type problems that block our CI.
For example today we had this TS 5.6 + Webpack error: webpack/webpack#18751
In the future, to avoid blocking our CI due to temporary TS type errors after a new release, I think we should enable/disable
skipLibCheckdepending on version:skipLibCheck: falseskipLibCheck: false(temporarily enabled but will revert)skipLibCheck: true(avoids blocking CI after TS release)Since I just upgraded to the latest TS 5.6, we have TS current = TS max = TS 5.6. Once the temporary type errors are fixed, I'll restore TS current:
skipLibCheck: falseNote: a better solution would be to create a new workflow that only checks our own packages and
.d.tsfiles instead of all the libs we use. Eventually: stop writing.d.tsfiles manually (if possible, not easy with our theming system).Test Plan
CI
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