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What is the difference between "--typecheck=try" (the default) and "--typecheck=enable"?

I was reading the --help section for the deploy command and saw this:

$ npx convex deploy --help
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--typecheck <mode>             Whether to check TypeScript files with `tsc --noEmit` before deploying. (choices: "enable", "try", "disable", default: "try")
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$ npx convex deploy --help
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--typecheck <mode>             Whether to check TypeScript files with `tsc --noEmit` before deploying. (choices: "enable", "try", "disable", default: "try")
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$ npx convex deploy --help
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--typecheck <mode>             Whether to check TypeScript files with `tsc --noEmit` before deploying. (choices: "enable", "try", "disable", default: "try")
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$ npx convex deploy --help
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--typecheck <mode>             Whether to check TypeScript files with `tsc --noEmit` before deploying. (choices: "enable", "try", "disable", default: "try")
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It is not clear to me what the "try" means from this description. Testing out both I saw no difference in behavior. The
"Convex Docs AI" aparently also does not have a clue. Is there a documentation for this? I couldn't find any besides this sentence from the --help command

What is the difference between "--typecheck=try" (the default) and "--typecheck=enable"?

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