fix: update @trpc/server imports to use dist #411
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TRPC ships with its src ts files and these sneaky imports were accidentally targeting that ts, and not the dist files, making it so the whole trpc lib was getting checked by the consumers tsc build! In particular, this surfaced for me because my project has verbatimModuleSyntax set to true, and trpc does not lean on that option.
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Thanks for the fix @mckelveygreg ! I got a similar issue here https://github.com/useVenice/venice/actions/runs/6516455413 and confirm monkey patching fixes it too |
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This also fixes problems encountered in #335 |
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Thank you for this! @jlalmes come on, this is as an easy and essential one to merge |
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TRPC ships with its src .ts files. There are sneaky imports in this lib that were accidentally targeting TRPC ts, and not the dist files, making it so the whole
@trpc/serverlib was getting checked by the consumer's tsc build!In particular, this surfaced for me because my project has
verbatimModuleSyntaxset totrue, and trpc does not lean on that option.Thanks for this nifty lib and let me know how else I can help
For anyone else coming across this, you can monkey patch with yarn until it gets shipped: https://yarnpkg.com/cli/patch