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Use NodeFactory to create and update nodes #56

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Most ts.create* and ts.update* functions are deprecated as of TypeScript 4.0. The current plan is to emit noisier and noisier warnings with each version until the deprecated functions are removed in 4.3.

See this pull request for more details: microsoft/TypeScript#35282

Some method signatures and names have changed slightly.

The easy way to update is to use the global ts.factory object. TypeScript transformations also have access to a NodeFactory in their transformation contexts.

Note that we still use the deprecate getMutableClone function because its replacement is not included in the TypeScript declarations. See microsoft/TypeScript#40507

I found uses of deprecated functions by searching code for the terms ts.create and ts.update. This turned up some false positives, such as calls to ts.createPrinter, which I ignored.

Most ts.create* and ts.update* functions are deprecated as of TypeScript 4.0. The
current plan is to emit noiser and noisier warnings with each version
until the deprecated functions are removed in 4.3.

See this pull request for more details:
microsoft/TypeScript#35282

Some method signatures and names have changed slightly.

The easy way to update is to use the global ts.factory object.
TypeScript transformations also have access to a NodeFactory in their
transformation contexts.

Note that we still use the deprecate getMutableClone function because
its replacement is not included in the TypeScript declarations. See
microsoft/TypeScript#40507
sourceText: string,
options: Options,
): string {
const sourceFile = ts.createSourceFile(fileName, sourceText, ts.ScriptTarget.Latest, true);
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I also noticed we were creating a new source file here when we could have passed through the one given to run, and couldn't see a reason for doing that.

sourceText: string,
force = false,
) {
const sourceFile = ts.createSourceFile(fileName, sourceText, ts.ScriptTarget.Latest, true);
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Same here

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Nice!

@Rudeg Rudeg merged commit 8c1f8c1 into airbnb:master Oct 26, 2020
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