Description
I was trying typescript@next (specifically v1.8.0-dev.20151120) and we extensively use AMD loader plugins, where we use [module id]![resource id]
. In v1.6.2 and earlier we would simply declare an ambient declaration describing our module, for example, we have a module that reverts to the CommonJS loader and we would do something like this to load a CommonJS only module in our .d.ts
file:
declare module 'intern/dojo/node!http' {
import http = require('http');
export = http;
}
And then we would import it in module:
import * as http from 'intern/dojo/node!http';
And everything worked fine. But it seems that at some point, tsc
appears to only be matching up to the bang (!
) and either reporting the module not found, or matching returning whatever ambient declaration it matches and even with the ambient declaration above, I am getting error TS2307: Cannot find module 'intern/dojo/node'.
I tried to find the related change, but only thing I was aware of was #2709 and that doesn't look like that has been addressed yet.
Is there anyway to get tsc
to revert to the previous behaviour?