requirejs - import statement broken from migration 1.0.3 to 1.1 or higher -
using typescript in amd modes import statement broken version 1.0.3 1.1.
directory structure:
batteryincluded/textwriter.ts batteryincluded/registry.tscode registry.ts:
import textwriter = require("batteryincluded/textwriter"); class registry <valuetype> { // etc... } export = registry;
code textwriter.ts:
class textwriter { // etc.. } export = textwriter;
in typescript version 1.0.3 error not occur. in version 1.1 or higher error is:
"c:/program files/nodejs/node.exe" c:\project_git\typescript\built\local\tsc.js --sourcemap -- target es5 --module amd registry.ts registry.ts(2,29): error ts2307: cannot find external module 'batteryincluded/textwriter'.
using typescript in form of:
node c:\project_git\typescript\built\local\tsc.js --sourcemap --target es5 --module amd $filename$
to prepare problem can utilize import statement:
import textwriter = require("./textwriter");
this not desired because nested files need this:
import textwriter = require("../../../textwriter");
before use:
import textwriter = require("batteryincluded/textwriter");
i have searched on typescript github repro release changes imply error, couldn't find any.
i have downloaded typescript 1.1 test , works file me - difference have entry point app.ts
in root, loads batteryincluded/registry
in turn loads batteryincluded/textwriter
, compiles fine.
i thought maybe if pointed compiler @ batteryincluded/registry
might assume root, create path invalid. tested theory , compiled fine me also.
the remaining difference i'm compiling command line.
here files used - perhaps give them go see if issues (the nested folder name in illustration nested
).
requirejs typescript amd
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