tsconfig can use node resolution instead of relative #1164
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Cool, didn't know this is possible. Does this work if the compiler has been installed globally exclusively? |
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Just tried it and it doesn't; personally I've found it useful to have the assemblyscript local for the version and CI, etc |
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Perhaps the TS guys are interested in a PR to make this possible. Would be nice to make it just work in all circumstances :) |
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In the meantime, would it be possible to make this conditional? Let's say |
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Any thoughts on this? :) |
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Closing this PR in favor of #1322. |
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This way when asinit is used globally it won't point to the global definition and is less fragile.