Fix the @ts-ignore directive on TS import in type declaration output
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@ts-ignore directive output on TS import in type declaration output
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@ts-ignore directive output on TS import in type declaration output@ts-ignore directive on TS import in type declaration output
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I can take care of that, if you'd like, no worries! |
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Hello,
Currently, the following directive is produced:
/*!@ts-ignore*/However, it is not recognized by the compiler due to the exclamation mark in front.