When debugging a project of type `HTML Application with TypeScript`, the Locals windows of debugger shows variables such as this, arguments, scope chain and global. This is much more usable (and also consistent with C# debugger) than the Node Tools` behaviour where no locals except the explicitly declared variables are shown.
Comments: "it's just that we don't know that we should" -- You should. It's more usable, it's what users expect, and it's what other Visual Studio project types do, and what all other IDEs do with all other languages... :)
Comments: "it's just that we don't know that we should" -- You should. It's more usable, it's what users expect, and it's what other Visual Studio project types do, and what all other IDEs do with all other languages... :)