Missing loadAllSatelliteResources Property in MonoConfig Class in dotnet.d.ts

[AlaJaber97]

The loadAllSatelliteResources property is missing from the config class definition in dotnet.d.ts. This causes a TypeScript error when attempting to configure the dotnet object with this property in the following code:

dotnet
    .withVirtualWorkingDirectory(runArgs.workingDirectory)
    .withEnvironmentVariables(runArgs.environmentVariables)
    .withDiagnosticTracing(runArgs.diagnosticTracing)
    .withExitOnUnhandledError()
    .withExitCodeLogging()
    .withElementOnExit()
    .withInteropCleanupOnExit()
    .withDumpThreadsOnNonZeroExit()
    .withConfig({
        loadAllSatelliteResources: true,
        jsThreadBlockingMode: "ThrowWhenBlockingWait",
    });

Expected Behavior
The config class in dotnet.d.ts should include a definition for the loadAllSatelliteResources property to allow seamless configuration without TypeScript errors.

Actual Behavior
The TypeScript compiler throws an error because loadAllSatelliteResources is not recognized as a valid property of the config object in dotnet.d.ts.

Steps to Reproduce

• Use the dotnet object and attempt to configure it as shown in the example above.
• Include the loadAllSatelliteResources property in the withConfig method.
• Observe the TypeScript error related to the missing property in dotnet.d.ts.

Suggested Solution
Add the loadAllSatelliteResources property to the config class definition in dotnet.d.ts. For example:

type MonoConfig {
    loadAllSatelliteResources?: boolean;
    jsThreadBlockingMode?: string;
    // other existing properties
}

Environment

• Language: TypeScript

• Platform: .NET Runtime

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[maraf]

I'm curious, why are you loading all resources (meaning all cultures your assemblies support) instead of loading just resources for the selected culture?

The loadAllSatelliteResources is there mostly for internal purposes of running runtime tests, it was never considered a public feature, this why it's missing from dotnet.d.ts