Language service reports error on "export import" use

[quedelsmith]

Using the TypeScript 1.6 beta in an AMD project with the following structure:

In one.ts:
export var something = 7;

In two.ts:
export import Something = require("one");

The project compiles successfully, but the language service for Visual Studio 2013 reports an error "Cannot find module 'one'." in two.ts.

[DanielRosenwasser]

@quedelsmith are you sure you're using an AMD project? I'm only able to reproduce this targetting CommonJS (which is not an error, it's a deliberate breaking change - see #2338).

[mhegazy]

if you are using --module commonjs and you are running on node, require("one") should be require("./one") instead.
if you are not using node, use --moduleResolution classic.

[quedelsmith]

Yes, my csproj file designates amd for both debug and release.

[DanielRosenwasser]

@paulvanbrenk can you take a look? Does @quedelsmith need to specify something in their csproj to change module resolution? If so, that would seem like a bug.

[mhegazy]

ooh.. i see the issue now.

[DanielRosenwasser]

The issue is in an inconsistency between the compiler and language service. Doesn't have to do with the project settings. @mhegazy is working on a fix.