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This seems to be an incorrect statement, as allowImportingTsExtensions no longer is useful due to explicit extension mapping support, and it never was super useful to begin with, as it was blocking emission of transpiled code, so referring to it is more confusing than helpful.
Rule does not yet check filesystem for file type. It tries to guess which extension it should add based on the file extension of the current file and the import path.
Caveat seems both redundant and also confusing, having in mind that "Options" section explains both the default and the option to provide mapping manually, while caveat only refers to the default behaviour.
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Description
This seems to be an incorrect statement, as
allowImportingTsExtensions
no longer is useful due to explicit extension mapping support, and it never was super useful to begin with, as it was blocking emission of transpiled code, so referring to it is more confusing than helpful.Caveat seems both redundant and also confusing, having in mind that "Options" section explains both the default and the option to provide mapping manually, while caveat only refers to the default behaviour.
Expectations
Documentation doesn't contain redundant or confusing descriptions.
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: