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If you have a proto in a subdirectory
a/b.proto
import "c/d.proto";
This generates assemblyscript like:
a/b.ts
import {...} from "./c/d";
This seems wrong because the compiler tries to look for a/c/d.ts, when in fact the file is at c/d.ts.
(Possibly something is weird/abnormal about my setup or I'm doing something wrong -- apologies if this is the case).
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Could you test this with v1.1.0? I think I fixed this issue with ESM modules
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If you have a proto in a subdirectory
a/b.proto
This generates assemblyscript like:
a/b.ts
This seems wrong because the compiler tries to look for a/c/d.ts, when in fact the file is at c/d.ts.
(Possibly something is weird/abnormal about my setup or I'm doing something wrong -- apologies if this is the case).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: