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Adding -suppressExcessPropertyErrors compiler option #4484

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This PR adds a -suppressExcessPropertyErrors experimental compiler option that the disables strict object literal assignment checking implemented in #3823. The intent of this compiler option is to allow existing code bases to compile until issues found by the strict object literal assignment checking are addressed.

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vladima commented Aug 27, 2015

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mhegazy commented Aug 27, 2015

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Adding -suppressExcessPropertyErrors compiler option
@ahejlsberg ahejlsberg merged commit c56683c into master Aug 27, 2015
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hcapp01 commented Sep 17, 2015

how to set suppressexcesspropertyerrors in csproj

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mhegazy commented Sep 17, 2015

@hcapp01 add this to your project file:

<TypeScriptSuppressExcessPropertyErrors>true</TypeScriptSuppressExcessPropertyErrors>

for more documentation on all MSBuild property names see https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/Setting-Compiler-Options-in-MSBuild-projects

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