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Do not type check .js files in referenced node_modules under `--checkJs` and `--maxNodeModuleJsDepth` > 0

See original GitHub issue

Create a jsconfig.json
Set checkJs to true
run tsc --p ./jsconfig.json

Expected: no errors in node_modules\*\*.js.

There is no really good fix for these issues. i would suggest not checking these files

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Created 5 years ago
Reactions:7
Comments:10 (1 by maintainers)

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Raynoscommented, Feb 4, 2021

My workaround is tsc -p jsconfig.json --maxNodeModuleJsDepth 0.

For some reason it ignore maxNodeModuleJsDepth in jsconfig.json but setting it 0 explicitely fixes it for me.

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sandersncommented, Feb 21, 2020

@apalaniuk The best contribution you could is to add to this issue. The OP is pretty detail free. I’d like to see:

A simple, self-contained repro, with full actual and expected behaviour.
Multiple use cases with actual/expected behaviour.
A discussion of backward compatibility considerations – what does this mean for people who already have a jsconfig?

If you can provide any of these, it will help move the issue along; if we can decide what to do, I think doing it will be pretty easy.

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