Three Tools in Your TypeScript Stack Will Break on the 7.0 Upgrade. Here

This is a first-person technical article about upgrading a monorepo to the TypeScript 7 native (Go-based) preview, where tools like ts-node, ts-jest, ts-patch, ts-loader and @typescript-eslint/parser broke because the compiler no longer works as an importable library. It names three failure categories (custom AST transformers, the execution layer such as ts-node, and browser WASM compiler integrations), offers an audit command and migration sequence, and lands readers who are hitting errors like TS2307 or searching for TypeScript 7 release-candidate details.

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