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Fix incorrect patterns in tsconfig.json include/exclude arrays
The current configuration has two issues:
- The test directory pattern
./__test__/**/*doesn't match the actual directory__tests__.eslintrc.jsonis listed but doesn't exist in the repositorySuggested fix:
"include": ["./src/**/*", "./__tests__/**/*", "jest.config.ts"], "exclude": ["./__tests__/**/*", "jest.config.ts"]🔗 Analysis chain
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18-19: Verify the include/exclude patterns.There appears to be a conflict in the file patterns where test files are both included and excluded. This could lead to unexpected behavior.
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#!/bin/bash # Check for .d.ts files that might be generated for test files echo "Analyzing potential declaration file generation for test files..." # List all TypeScript files in __test__ directory echo "TypeScript files in __test__ directory:" fd -e ts -p "__test__" # Check if the directory structure exists echo -e "\nChecking if dist/__test__ exists (where declarations would go):" fd -t d "dist/__test__"Length of output: 419
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#!/bin/bash # List all directories first level echo "Directory structure (first level):" fd -t d -d 1 # Find all test files regardless of location echo -e "\nAll test files:" fd -e test.ts -e test.tsx -e spec.ts -e spec.tsx # Check for config files echo -e "\nConfig files:" fd -e json -e ts -x basename {} \; | grep -E "eslintrc|jest.config"Length of output: 782
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13-13: LGTM! Enabling declaration files is beneficial.Enabling declaration file generation is a good practice for TypeScript projects, especially if this code is intended to be consumed by other projects. This will provide better type information and improve IDE support for consumers.
Consider also adding these complementary options for better declaration file handling:
"declarationMap": true- Enables source maps for declaration files"declarationDir": "./dist/types"- Organizes declaration files in a separate directory
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