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The four bases correspond to what have seemed to be the most common user needs of template consumers:
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1. **Minimum**: Developers who just want the barest of starting templates.
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1. **Minimal**: Developers who just want the barest of starting templates.
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- They may be very new to TypeScript tooling, or they may have made an informed decision that the additional tooling isn't worth the complexity and/or time investment.
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- Tooling in this base is only what would be essential for a small TypeScript package that can be built, formatted, linted, and released.
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2. **Common**: The common case of users who want the minimum tooling along with common repository management.
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2. **Common**: The common case of users who want the minimal tooling along with common repository management.
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- Tooling added in this base should be essential for a TypeScript repository that additionally automates useful GitHub tasks: contributor recognition, release management, and testing.
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3. **Everything**: Power users (including this repository) who want as much of the latest and greatest safety checks and standardization as possible.
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