Case issue: Index.ts fails on Linux, works on Mac OS

[queejie]

I wasn't able to find a flag to generate a lower case index.ts file. When we generate on Mac OS it results in Index.ts (upper case first letter). That fails on production, on Linux. Is it possible to affect the index file name without affecting all the other model file names?

(By 'fails', I mean that all the import statements that reference just entities must be replaced with specific references to entities/EntityName)

Thanks for a great tool!

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[Kononnable]

Sorry for the delay I didn't have much time for OSS lately. What do you mean by That fails on production? How does that fail?

[queejie]

When I generate on the Mac dev box, it uses one case, but when I move that code over to Linux it uses another for index.ts/Index.ts. (I can't remember which is which.) Since the Mac is case insensitive it works. Since Linux is not, it fails. By fail I mean that using imports with '/path/entities' does not work, because of the implicit index.ts. I would have to change all imports to '/path/entities/specific-model' to have it work on both platforms.

[scr4bble]

Hello, we have the same problem. I am using linux and the tool generates Index.ts with first character being upper case. My colleagues use different OS so now I have to manually adjust the file name to lowercase after each generation.