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I made a PR with a test that reproduce the bug. #128
Here is a sump up of the reproduction case
index.ts
export * as Foo from "./foo"; export * as Bar from "./bar";
foo.ts
import { Subscribable } from 'ava'; export interface Foo extends Subscribable { a: number }
bar.ts
import { Subscribable } from 'ava'; export interface Bar extends Subscribable { b: number; }
import { Subscribable } from "ava"; declare namespace Foo { interface Foo extends Subscribable { a: number; } } declare namespace Bar { interface Bar extends Subscribable { b: number; } } export { Foo, Bar };
the import is inside the namespace
declare namespace Foo { import { Subscribable } from "ava"; interface Foo extends Subscribable { a: number; } } declare namespace Bar { interface Bar extends Subscribable { b: number; } } export { Foo, Bar };
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deec007
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This problem has been fixed as part of deec007. A new version will be released on NPM shortly.
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Reproduction
I made a PR with a test that reproduce the bug.
#128
Here is a sump up of the reproduction case
index.ts
foo.ts
bar.ts
Expected Behavior
Actual Behavior
the import is inside the namespace
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: