Say we have the File structure (--outDir js):
ts
a.ts
foo
|> b.ts
|> c.ts
js
a.js
foo
|> b.js
|> c.js
If we compile with all three files with outDir its all okay. But if we only compile b.ts or c.ts with outDir js then we would get a new folder inside ts:
Current workaround is to create a .baseDir.ts file under the ts folder and always pass it to the compiler in addition to the individual files.
Workaround from grunt-ts : TypeStrong/grunt-ts#77
Ported from Codeplex : https://typescript.codeplex.com/workitem/2297
Say we have the File structure (
--outDir js):ts a.ts foo |> b.ts |> c.ts js a.js foo |> b.js |> c.jsIf we compile with all three files with
outDirits all okay. But if we only compileb.tsorc.tswithoutDir jsthen we would get a new folder insidets:js |> b.js |> c.jsCurrent workaround is to create a
.baseDir.tsfile under thetsfolder and always pass it to the compiler in addition to the individual files.Workaround from grunt-ts : TypeStrong/grunt-ts#77
Ported from Codeplex : https://typescript.codeplex.com/workitem/2297