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infra: migrate to ts project references #28

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@AviVahl AviVahl commented Jun 12, 2020

  • must first build, then test/lint, but everything is faster.
  • tests are now running from ./dist. native source maps enabled (and work on node 12+).
  • moved ts-build bin entry to ./bin.
  • simplified all "scripts" in repo. less dependency on lerna.

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AviVahl commented Jun 14, 2020

Might be blocked by typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint#2094

The current linting experience with project references leaves much to be desired. While building helps the eslint cli to pass, vscode-eslint has a stale state showing no-longer-true lint errors (which are gone once vscode restarted). Also, the fact that you have to build in order to run lint is also very annoying. Type checking and completions work out of the box without building, so this is obviously possible.

@AviVahl AviVahl marked this pull request as ready for review June 23, 2020 19:46
- must first build, then test/lint, but everything is faster.
- tests are now running from ./dist. native source maps enabled (and work on node 12+).
- moved ts-build bin entry to ./bin.
- simplified all "scripts" in repo. less dependency on lerna.
still doesn't auto-detect github actions ootb...
@AviVahl AviVahl merged commit f9c1b2d into master Jun 24, 2020
@AviVahl AviVahl deleted the ts-project-references branch June 24, 2020 11:51
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