Language-tools: svelte-check: report also issues from .ts files, not only from .svelte components

A workaround (or even a solution) might be svelte-check && tsc --noEmit

Thanks a lot @dominikg , that's pretty good indeed.

I had to npm i -D watch and then add a "check": "watch 'svelte-check && tsc --noemit'" to the scripts section of my package.json

Perhaps this could be integrated into svelte-check, so that we could run svelte-check --ts-files --watch to have that out of the box

tsc has a watch mode integrated, but usually you would rely on your IDE to do live checking. spawning additional processes comes at a cost.

unless you don't use an IDE and absolutely need the immediate Feedback, I recommend to run the check as a prebuild step

Yep ,I agree, it'is a good advice to leave live checking to the code editor (if using vscode it is already doing it) and reserve svelte-check for prebuild tasks.