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TypeScript release notes, breaking changes, and upgrade notes.

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# latest_releases

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v6.0-betahighbreakingfeatureFeb 18, 2026

TypeScript 6.0 Beta

TypeScript 6.0 introduces several new features and improvements, focusing on enhancing developer productivity and code quality. This release includes significant updates to type checking and language features.

release_signals
-Changes to decorator behavior may require code updates
-Stricter type checking in certain scenarios
-Deprecation of older syntax patterns
+Improved type inference for complex generics
+New decorator syntax support
+Enhanced tuple type handling
+Better error messages for common mistakes
+Support for new ECMAScript features
view source on github->