Joaquin Jares

I just realized that warning actually makes sense, but is absolutely irrelevant. The ts _is_ newer than the pdb. What I'm not seeing in the logs is that item being...

Yeah, but that's not a thing I'm seeing anywhere on our stuff. I pinged drew on our internal systems but he's in Australia so already on a weekend. I'll have...

I found the issue :) It seems the `UpToDateCheckInput` defaults to true which IMHO seems weird. The file is here: `C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\[identifier]\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v17.0\TypeScript\ProjectItemsSchema.xaml` (where "identifier" is usually Enterprise or...

Scratch that.. that has issues. We're close; we can investigate from here.

The problem is that if you set typescript to not participate in up to date, then it doesn't... and changes to ts files don't end up triggering builds. We do...

I don't want to deviate too much, but I do have a gut reaction: does it make sense for you to turn some or most of those modules nuget packages...

I had a talk with Drew yesterday and we believe this can indeed be fixed using sets. I'm going to give this issue to someone in my team or fix...

Yep. I believe this issue is fixed already, but the fix has not yet been released.

We track internally. If you want to close this as tracked that's fine. This is the closest we have to an external link for it: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/Creating-a-new-Solution-with-Angular-is-/10918866 Edit: better feedback item...

Yep. The template needs to have this set in the csproj: ``` false ``` That should prevent type checking on "lib" files.