fix: correctly detect script language during compilation #844
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The script regex introduced in c2017e0 matches comment blocks by mistake. This causes files using a header comment tag to always be detected as
js
. This will produce an error if the script tag imports a module with an explicit.js
extensions, where physically only a.ts
file is present.This PR removes the comment matching part of the two regex instances and introduces a test to verify the script language gets properly detected in the presence of a header comment block.
Bug reproduction