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If I have two files with the same base name, but one is .civet and the other is .js, the LSP ignores the .js file for analysis. However, in my project, I have a couple files where the compiled output is a different name entirely to the source (e.g. worker.civet compiles to pre.js), and the LSP complains about this, even if I add it to the exclude in my tsconfig:
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If I have two files with the same base name, but one is
.civet
and the other is.js
, the LSP ignores the .js file for analysis. However, in my project, I have a couple files where the compiled output is a different name entirely to the source (e.g.worker.civet
compiles topre.js
), and the LSP complains about this, even if I add it to theexclude
in my tsconfig:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: