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@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ Babel does now support parsing (but not type-checking) TypeScript source code. T
The key trade-off can be summarized as: `babel-eslint` supports additional syntax which TypeScript itself does not, but `typescript-eslint` supports creating rules based on type information, which is not available to babel because there is no type-checker.
Because they are therefore separate projects powered by different underlying tooling, they are currently not intended to be used together.
Because they are separate projects powered by different underlying tooling, they are currently not intended to be used together.
Some of the people involved in `typescript-eslint` are also involved in Babel and `babel-eslint`, and in this project we are working hard to align on the AST format for non-standard JavaScript syntax. This is an ongoing effort.
