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LANGUAGE TOOLS V3.3.0 FIXES PROP AUTOCOMPLETE FOR DISCRIMINATED UNIONS

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Vue's TypeScript plugin now correctly infers component props in discriminated unions and generic types, finally making autocomplete work the way you'd expect.

Language Tools v3.3.0 [1] ships a refined autocomplete system that aligns prop inference with TypeScript's actual behavior. The old approach inferred props directly from the component definition, which broke down hard when you needed dynamic typing like discriminated unions or generics. Now the plugin uses symbol resolution to pull prop details correctly [2], so your editor will surface the right prop suggestions even when your component's shape depends on a type discriminator.

The release also patches three edge cases that were shipping incorrect diagnostics [3] [4]. One fix prevents spurious "extraneous children" errors for conditional slots, another ensures unchecked JavaScript identifiers don't trip up the prop validator. These are small fixes but they reduce noise in your diagnostics significantly.

If you're working with modern TypeScript patterns in Vue, this upgrade stops the friction between what your IDE shows and what TypeScript knows to be true. Worth pulling in immediately.

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What shipped in Vue.js on May 19, 2026?
Vue's TypeScript plugin now correctly infers component props in discriminated unions and generic types, finally making autocomplete work the way you'd expect. In total, 4 commits, 3 pull requests, and 1 releases landed.
What were the notable Vue.js updates?
v3.3.0, fix(typescript-plugin): get component prop details from symbols, and fix(language-core): avoid extraneous children error for conditional slots (#6056).
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$ log @vuejs --recent

language-tools trims its HTML data workflow 1 shipped Language-tools moves to trusted publishing, fixes hover and nav regressions 9 shipped language-tools drops a @ts-ignore for inline handler $event 7 shipped Volar smooths strict JS diagnostics, router fixes native hash scroll 13 shipped

$ log --all # elsewhere on the wire

Alignment & Post-training GSM8K scoring parses answers as exact decimals AI Red Teaming PyRIT closes a judge-spoofing hole, promptfoo accepts Langfuse v6

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Safety Evals AI Red Teaming Agent Security Interpretability Alignment & Post-training

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