Webpack resolve alias with env var #69448
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Did you ever figure this out @lucalategola? Trying to accomplish something similar with an env var-based import strategy. |
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My app returns the error 'Cannot find module '@tenant/foo' or its corresponding type declarations.ts(2307)' in a typescript file when defining a dynamic alias resolve via webpack.
I defined a webpack resolve alias dinamically with an env var like this in next.config.mjs:
And in my tsconfig.json I added the tenant entry for the path:
I import my foo function into a page component with
import { fooFunction} from '@tenant/foo';
and the function it works (the console log output the log), but vscode give me this errorCannot find module '@tenant/foo' or its corresponding type declarations.ts(2307)
.Anyone that could help me?
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