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Littlecib Ts New May 2026

While tsc --incremental stores information in a .tsbuildinfo file, LittleCIB TS New keeps a hot cache in memory between pipeline steps. If you are using GitHub Actions or GitLab CI, repeated runs on the same runner see a 90% reduction in type-checking overhead.

The response has been largely positive. In a thread on r/tycoon, user SimJunkie99 wrote:
“I’ve followed LittleCIB since his first traffic light mod. If ‘ts new’ is even half of what the teaser shows, it’s going to replace Cities Skylines for lightweight city building on my laptop.” littlecib ts new

However, some expressed concern about feature creep. One Discord moderator noted: “TS was great because it was tiny and fast. I hope multiplayer doesn’t kill the simplicity.” While tsc --incremental stores information in a

LittleCIB responded indirectly in a dev log: “Don’t worry — the ‘classic mode’ toggle will strip out all new features and give you the original 2025 experience. TS new is for those who want more.” Open the newly created tsconfig

Problem: LittleCIB TS New is stricter about global types in node_modules/@types/.
Solution: Add "skipLibCheck": false (contrary to common advice) and let LittleCIB patch conflicting types automatically using littlecib ts fix --auto.

npm install -g littlecib@latest
# or
pnpm add -g littlecib@new

Open the newly created tsconfig.json in your text editor. For a small, modern project, ensure these settings are uncommented and set:


  "compilerOptions": 
    "target": "es2020",            /* Use modern JavaScript features */
    "module": "commonjs",          /* Standard for Node.js */
    "strict": true,                /* Enable strict type-checking */
    "outDir": "./dist",            /* Redirect JS output to 'dist' folder */
    "rootDir": "./src",            /* Specify the source folder */
    "esModuleInterop": true        /* Allow default imports */

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