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k6 v0.52.0 introduced experimental support for TypeScript as an opt-in feature. To enable this, users must specify experimental_enhanced as a compatibility mode when running the k6 run command.
After six months, this feature can now be regarded as stable and is set as the default for executing scripts. In contrast, the current default extended mode is available as an opt-out option.
Suggested Solution (optional)
Drop the experimental_ prefix from the mode name and use it as the new default for --compatibility-mode/K6_COMPATIBILITY_MODE option, i.e. --comaptibility-mode=enhanced.
Already existing or connected issues / PRs (optional)
Feature Description
k6 v0.52.0 introduced experimental support for TypeScript as an opt-in feature. To enable this, users must specify
experimental_enhanced
as a compatibility mode when running thek6 run
command.After six months, this feature can now be regarded as stable and is set as the default for executing scripts. In contrast, the current default
extended
mode is available as an opt-out option.Suggested Solution (optional)
Drop the
experimental_
prefix from the mode name and use it as the new default for--compatibility-mode
/K6_COMPATIBILITY_MODE
option, i.e.--comaptibility-mode=enhanced
.Already existing or connected issues / PRs (optional)
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