Importing .ts files in .tsx.
See original GitHub issueWhen import .ts
in .ts
or .tsx
in .tsx
, it doesn’t add extension. That’s great. But when I am using both extension files .ts
and .tsx
it auto completes with .ts
and etc.
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- Created 7 years ago
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@galman33 is actually right, @MartynasZilinskas meant the exact situation that @galman33 explained. And the both extensions should be stripped, because they produce same output (
.js
file), only the processing is different according to extension, i.e. you can use JSX syntax in.tsx
file.So, conclusion is that we still need the functionality to strip both extensions.
why can’t resloved ? have same name files use setting to Path Intellisense which looks like:
this have other problems ?
it finds two files with the same name use default first . [‘jsx’,‘js’] , index.js & index.jsx use index.jsx [‘js’,‘jsx’] , index.js & index.jsx use index.js
how about this