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I see that Typescript 1.7.2 has been released on GitHub a few days ago.

How can I use this now in VS 2015?

I have the TS extension installed, but it's at 1.6.3.

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  • If you are interested how to install the version with NPM then it should be: npm install git://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript.git#ad59202a938d8f8d46d116e6f110c7cfbaff8384. However, it hangs on my computer for some reason. Nevertheless, you should wait until they release the version oficially. Because it is not at the moment, it's only a tagged commit. Commented Oct 22, 2015 at 11:41

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The lastest Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 RC comes with TypeScript 1.7 support.

From the release notes:

TypeScript

Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 includes features from the 1.6 and 1.7 releases of the TypeScript tools. It brings significant enhancements to TypeScript's type system and enables support for the polymorphic type, intersection types, local type declarations, generic type aliasing, and user-defined type guard functions.

It also completes ES6 support in TypeScript by adding ES6 Generators and ES6 Class expressions, and brings support for new ES7 feature proposals like ES7 Exponentiation operator and ES7 Async functions.

Additionally, React's JSX is now natively supported by the TypeScript compiler and tooling. This release also enables targeting Node v4's native implementations of ES6 features (--target ES6) while using Node native module system (--module commonjs), apart from an enhanced support for node module path resolution.

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tried to install, broke my version of visual studio. reinstalled visual studio from scratch and tried again, same deal. i don't recommend installing this.

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