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Describe the bug
The intelligent code-completion introduced in v0.2.0 is not working when trying to use the modules in backend folder. It works however with public and Corvid API.
Note that although the Intellisense is not working for the backend module, it works perfectly on the site. So, it is being correctly loaded and useful on the code, but there's no autocompletions as I have with public modules.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Update to v0.2.1.
Add module in src/backend folder.
Try to import the module in a page code.
See error
Expected behavior
I would expect the IntelliSense to work as well for backend modules, as it works for those in src/public folder.
Screenshots
Attached an screenshot showing how the public folder appears as suggestion when importing a module, but not the backend folder. Also, it can be seen the error shown by VSCode when imported from backend.
Another error appears on the file src/backend/tsconfig.json, which seems to be related, and it does not appear on the public folder. See screenshot with the error.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: macOS Mojave 10.14.6
corvid-cli: v0.2.1
corvid-types: v0.1.86
vscode: 1.39.0
Additional context
The IDE used is VSCode
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The intelligent code-completion introduced in v0.2.0 is not working when trying to use the modules in
backend
folder. It works however withpublic
and Corvid API.Note that although the Intellisense is not working for the backend module, it works perfectly on the site. So, it is being correctly loaded and useful on the code, but there's no autocompletions as I have with public modules.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
src/backend
folder.Expected behavior
I would expect the IntelliSense to work as well for
backend
modules, as it works for those insrc/public
folder.Screenshots
Attached an screenshot showing how the
public
folder appears as suggestion when importing a module, but not thebackend
folder. Also, it can be seen the error shown by VSCode when imported frombackend
.Another error appears on the file
src/backend/tsconfig.json
, which seems to be related, and it does not appear on the public folder. See screenshot with the error.Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
The IDE used is VSCode
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: