No error for undefined variables when using *ngIf about vscode-ng-language-service HOT 7 CLOSED

@enersis-pst There is also an extension option to force strict templates without changing your tsconfig. This does mean that you are choosing to use compiler options for the language service that differ from what's used in the application so you will see more errors. But at least you can continue compiling and running the application and fix things as you see them.

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@atscott
thanks for the hint.
after i add "fullTemplateTypeCheck": true to my tsconfig it shows the error.

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fullTemplateTypeCheck is deprecated and actually skips a lot of checks: https://angular.io/guide/angular-compiler-options#fulltemplatetypecheck. The option you want is "strictTemplates": true

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i think i have to clean much code firstly ;-)

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thanks thats what i need ;-)

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