Acknowledged

bug: vscode extension warns about possible nulls where it's not possible

Why I get this yellow wave line under the comparsion? I thought this was already fixed long ago (though that might have been in the compiler, not the vsc extension)
both with SDK 7.4.3 and 8.0.0-Beta
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  • I would argue that this is a more of a limitation / missing feature than a bug (as in code that's supposed to work one way but actually works a different way). (Yes it's a bug from our pov ofc).

    The type checker apparently just doesn't have the ability to narrow / infer the type of anything other than a local variable. And I think it's possible in theory (obviously typescript is able to do so)

    As this example shows, typescript:

    - can narrow the type of a non-local variable (good)

    - but it doesn't notice that a non-local variable's type can be changed by other code after narrowing (bad). In this sense, Monkey C is actually safer than TypeScript

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  • I would argue that this is a more of a limitation / missing feature than a bug (as in code that's supposed to work one way but actually works a different way). (Yes it's a bug from our pov ofc).

    The type checker apparently just doesn't have the ability to narrow / infer the type of anything other than a local variable. And I think it's possible in theory (obviously typescript is able to do so)

    As this example shows, typescript:

    - can narrow the type of a non-local variable (good)

    - but it doesn't notice that a non-local variable's type can be changed by other code after narrowing (bad). In this sense, Monkey C is actually safer than TypeScript

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