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Split import into var and type to avoid breaking backword compatability of tsserverlibrary #16409

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8 changes: 7 additions & 1 deletion src/server/session.ts
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Expand Up @@ -112,7 +112,13 @@ namespace ts.server {
return true;
}

export import CommandNames = protocol.CommandTypes;
// CommandNames used to be exposed before TS 2.4 as a namespace
// In TS 2.4 we switched to an enum, keep this for backward compatibility
// The var assignment ensures that even though CommandTypes are a const enum
// we want to ensure the value is maintained in the out since the file is
// built using --preseveConstEnum.
export type CommandNames = protocol.CommandTypes;
export const CommandNames = (<any>protocol).CommandTypes;

export function formatMessage<T extends protocol.Message>(msg: T, logger: server.Logger, byteLength: (s: string, encoding: string) => number, newLine: string): string {
const verboseLogging = logger.hasLevel(LogLevel.verbose);
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