[John]

is there a way to have the IDE support the tsconfig outDirs option?

I have shared code in another project that I’m referencing through this mechanism and I get the error ‘Cannot find module …’ on my import statement in the IDE. But if I use tsc from the command line the code compiles OK.

Thanks,

[support-piotr]

John,

Thank you for your report. Could you please provide us a sample project set, which exposes your issue? It’s possible that you are hitting problem with multi-project support. We have that on our timeline for the next release, however it would be good to ensure that we are correctly handling your project.

Best regards,
Piotr Tomiak

[John]

I’m sorry I misstated the tsconfig option; it’s actually rootDirs instead of outDirs.
I’ve attached a sample project that shows the problem. There are 2 projects in the rootDirsExample folder. I want to import the Station class in the hub project into the app.ts file in the spoke project. When I run tsc from the command line on the spoke project it runs successfully. If I then copy the dist\hub\src\models folder into the spoke\dist folder and then run node dist/app.js, the message, “You have arrived at the station” from the Station class in the hub project is successfully displayed.

What I would like is if my webclipse was able to resolve the reference to ./models/Station in the spoke/app.js file the same way the tsc command does.

Thanks

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[support-piotr]

John,

Thank you for your example project. As I suspected you’re running into a known issue with connecting two projects. We have that on our timeline as high priority issue and I hope I’ll be able to do something about this for the next release. I am sorry, but I unfortunately don’t have any workaround for you now.

Best regards,
Piotrek

[John]

Thanks for the response. At least with that, I know to look for another solution

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