Bill Collins
Bill Collins
`resolve.alias` doesn't seem to be picked up. However, the `aliasPlugin` works, by which I means it throws another completely spurious error....
Oh, not spurious: ``` [MISSING_EXPORT] Warning: "RemovePropertiesOptions" is not exported by "../node_modules/@babel/types/lib/index-legacy.d.ts". ╭─[ ../node_modules/@types/babel__traverse/index.d.ts:2:16 ] │ 2 │ import { Node, RemovePropertiesOptions } from "@babel/types"; │ ───────────┬─────────── │ ╰───────────── Missing...
Looking through the linked issues it seems that the rustified toolchain does not yet fully support typescript resolution.
Well the unresolved babel imports are fixed, but I'm still getting 9 checks failing on linux. On windows I'm getting this: ``` ⌛ Timed out generating d.ts files for ./src/server-errors.ts...
Oh, but if I _rerun_ check after that first fail, it passes (on linux). So...race condition?
Oh this has broken things _horribly_, brb...
~Currently hitting https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus/issues/6073 (or equivalent). Thanks npm. thnpm~ I tell a lie, deleted node_modules and reinstalled and it was fine. Still...thanks npm
@Westbrook done!
I use conditional exports to run tests against uncompiled and compiled versions of the code: ``` "exports": { ".": { "epix": "./src/index.ts", "default": "./lib/index.js" } } ``` then you can...
I'm a little confused to as to how I'm supposed to add a successfully failing test...