Acknowledgement
Comment
"symbol" in this case refers to TypeScript's internal representation of declarations, not the JS Symbol() value.
Read the code and comments, experiment, etc, do whatever you have to, and write a technical overview of how symbols in TypeScript work. Someone reading this document should be able to explain the finer points of how resolveName works, and explain what happens in a code example like this
type x = number;
function fn(x: string) {
let y: x = x;
}Add your findings to .github/copilot-library.md. Aim for one to three written pages of content - enough to cover the important technical details, but not so much that it overwhelms your context window when you read it.
Acknowledgement
Comment
"symbol" in this case refers to TypeScript's internal representation of declarations, not the JS
Symbol()value.Read the code and comments, experiment, etc, do whatever you have to, and write a technical overview of how symbols in TypeScript work. Someone reading this document should be able to explain the finer points of how
resolveNameworks, and explain what happens in a code example like thisAdd your findings to
.github/copilot-library.md. Aim for one to three written pages of content - enough to cover the important technical details, but not so much that it overwhelms your context window when you read it.