Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes/No
When I import a class/interface/type when using the JS/TS intellisense, the logo will not appear as expected. It's not a fatal error, but it's annoying to me.
- VS Code Version: 1.90.1
- OS Version: Windows 10
- Extensions: @builtin JS/TS support
- Init a JS/TS project or use repo: https://github.com/LdoDoeg222/VSCode-ts-import-issue
- Use repo
- Code yourself
- Type to use a class/interface/type and you can see: the intellisense will support a c/i/t with correct logo.
- Import the c/i/t then use it, and you can see: the logo of c/i/t will change to a var logo, which infers to (alias) c/i/t Xxxx
- Use snippet
- Use snippet "test", "test2", "test3" to reproduce the bug.
- Code yourself
- Make an enviroment of the project by yourself, then code yourself.v (install some package, or write some class/interface/type code in a file)
- Type to use a class/interface/type and you can see: the intellisense will support a c/i/t with correct logo.
- Import the c/i/t then use it, and you can see: the logo of c/i/t will change to a var logo, which infers to (alias) c/i/t Xxxx
- Use repo
I try export {<interface>}
, export default <interface>
, export interface <interface>
, export default interface <interface>
, but all of them are wrong.
Except declare interface <interface>
first, but it will cause ts2404 error if I don't use default export.
It seems that the problem is caused by the import alias.
import {<interface> [as <alias>]} from '<path>'
export { <interface> [as <alias>] }
Both of the sentences use aliases (even if they may not be used), the logo will change to a var logo as soon.
Expect: When i use a class/interface/type import, even if i use alias import (like import type { AxiosResponse as AResp } from 'axios'
), I can see the correct logo.
This is the expected result, the logo is correct.
This is the actual result, the logo is wrong.
This is the expected result, the logo is correct.