* When fsEvent for change is repeated
* When trying to check if program is uptodate, read the files from disk to determine the version instead of delaying so that new program is not created if file contents have not changed
This adds a "small" d.ts bundler script. This script is very basic,
using Node printing to produce its output. Generally speaking, this is
inadvisable as it completely disregards name shadowing, globals, etc.
However, in our case, we don't care about the globals, and we can opt to
restructure our codebase in order to avoid conflict, which we largely
had to do anyway when we were namespaces and everything was in scope.
If these are regular comments, then they won't appear in our d.ts files.
But, now we are relying on an external d.ts bundler to produce our final
merged, so they need to be present in the "input" d.ts files, meaning
they have to be JSDoc comments.
These comments only work today because all of our builds load their TS
files from scratch, so they see the actual source files and their
non-JSDoc comments.
The comments also need to be attached to a declaration, not floating,
otherwise they won't be used by api-extractor, so move them if needed.
This step converts as many explicit accesses as possible in favor of direct imports from the modules in which things were declared. This restores the code (as much as possible) back to how it looked originally before the explicitify step, e.g. instead of "ts.Node" and "ts.Symbol", we have just "Node" and "Symbol".
This step converts each file into an exported module by hoisting the namespace bodies into the global scope and transferring internal markers down onto declarations as needed.
The namespaces are reconstructed as "barrel"-style modules, which are identical to the old namespace objects in structure. These reconstructed namespaces are then imported in the newly module-ified files, making existing expressions like "ts." valid.
* Add different tests for baselining before behavior
* Fix assert for first project output
* Add ability to pass declaration, declarationMap, emitDeclarationOnly, sourceMap and inlineSourceMap on commandline of --build
* Store these options in --out scenario
* Store buildInfo program for --out even if not composite
* Changes to make these commanline options work
* Do not include sourceMapUrl text in the sourceFile version
* Emit complete program in --out scenario as well since we need to determine uptodate ness
* Copy js or dts bundle from old build if emitting only js or dts files
* Dont emit dts if we want to emit only js files even though options suggest emitting d.ts files as well
* Adding comments and refactoring some of the code
* Emit diagnostics when just manipuating bundle at that time itself
[4:04:42 PM] Updating output of project '/TypeScript/src/tsserver/tsconfig.json'...
Memory used: 581215K
transformTime time: 0.01s
Source Map time: 0.35s
commentTime time: 0.00s
printTime time: 0.58s
Emit time: 0.90s
I/O Write time: 0.01s
Total time: 0.90s
* Pull out getSourceFile and writeFile in a function
* Fix incorrect solutionPerformance reporting in watch mode
* Remove unnecessary build info read when host can give cached buildInfo
* Simplify overloads
* Accept API change
* Add test for node16 resolution with package json lookup making casing incorrect
* Handle more places where package direcroy is converted to canonical file path
* Add test where module resolution cache is not local and hence doesnt report errors in watch mode
* Ensure module resolution cache is passed through in watch mode
* Remove unnecessary setting of impliedFormat which should anyways be done as part of create source file
* Add test for packge.json changing and modifying implied format
* Distinguish between package.json watch and affecting file location watch
* Pass in failed lookup and affected file locations for source file's implied format
Also stop creating options if we already have them
* Add diagnostic for explaining file's implied format if based on package.json
* Watch implied format dependencies for modules and schedule update on change
* For program if implied node format doesnt match create new source file. Handle implied node format in document registry
Fixes#50086
* Modify tests to show package.json being watched irrespective of folder its in
* Check file path if it can be watched before watching package.json file
* Because we are watching package.json files and failed lookups its safe to invalidate package json entries instead of clearing them out everytime program is created
* Remove todos
* Fix the incorrect merge
* Pickup PackageJsonInfo renames from #50088
* Rename
* Store dts change file path in buildinfo
* With composite, do not write d.ts files if they changed
* Determine dts change based on outputs
* Instead of storing time in buildinfo store filename which was last updated to get modified time stamp from
* Get declaration time change lazily
* Rename per feedback
* Use fixed time for vfs so baselining is consistent
* Baseline buildinfos
* Write new file text in baseline even if the file wasnt read on the shadow
* Remove unnecessary debugger statement
* Make sure that incremental correctness is checked with correct writeFile so we know buildInfo was written
Also baseline these so its easy to verify the changes
* More baselines for the tsbuildinfo
* If we are writing dts file and have used file text as version, we can update the signature when doing actual emit
* Make WriteFileCallback Api ready for future
* Assert that there is only single source file when emitting d.ts file
* Add test
* Renames
* More refactoring
* If we are updating dts of any of the file and it affects global scope, everything needs update in signature and dts emit
Fixes#42769
* Stacktrace optimization for getModified time in anticipation of using it more than fileExists wherever possible
* Baseline getModifiedTime, setModifiedTime, fileExits and directoryExits for experiment
* Remove unnecessary write file finger print code since its not used at all
* Use modified time instead of file existence check
* Remove unnecessary getModifiedTime
* No need to check for file existence before reading the d.ts file
* Do project reference errors before doing input/output file checks
* Dont call getModifiedTimes if dts change
* Passdown modified time if queried
* Use modified time passed through the file watching in tsbuild
* Handle force build as separate upto date status
* uptodate status worker to read buildinfo and use it to determine upto date ness
* No need to update output timestamps if buildinfo will determine uptodateness
* Store change file set instead of hasPendingChange to be able to reuse the information
* Add test that shows input file is not present
* No need to check input time stamp before buildinfo
* Keep buildinfos for lifetime of the solution builder and project
* Store modified time along with text of buildinfo
* Non composite projects dont need to track declaration change time
* Pass through buildInfo so we dont have to parse it back
* Save dts change time in buildinfo itself
* Store dts time for --out in the buildInfo
* Store hash of text in the bundle info so it can be verified before manipulating text for fast updates during prepend
This helps when text changes during incremental build toggling and we determine we can just manipulate text
* Since buildinfo is cached no need to maintain version check state
* Store output time stamps for non incremental builds
* Revert "Baseline getModifiedTime, setModifiedTime, fileExits and directoryExits for experiment"
This reverts commit 7e65cd3315ccf387f6d7e7c40263e85bcc3c961c.
* Change verbose messages for upto date status
* Reconcile reusable builder state and builder state so there are not two different types that are almost similar looking
* Cleanup impliedFormat
* Cleanup
* Cleanup noEmit option
* BuildInfo options emit as a flag
* Factor out types for program written in buildinfo with and without bundle emit
* No need to store output file stamps if not in watch mode
* Cleanup
* Test for single watch per file
* Fix emit and error update baselines that were duplicate
* More refactoring
* Only copy emit state fields when backing up to restore if emit fails
* Instead of maintaining delta of changes, maintain old state for those changes
* Add test to verify build when input file does not change
* If version of the input file does not change, dont mark as out of date
* Disable lint warning as build fails without the assert
* Report aggregate statistics for solution as well as some solution perf numbers
* Options solutionDiagnostics instead so that its not too verbose when printing diagnostics
* When tsc --build --clean, only remove tsbuildinfo if its incremental build
* Revert "Options solutionDiagnostics instead so that its not too verbose when printing diagnostics"
This reverts commit 0cf9e301038267bc1d9439c15d279940809b0c00.
* Revert "Report aggregate statistics for solution as well as some solution perf numbers"
This reverts commit 405d8e91978708a613fe8cb631a83b13c430a808.
* Revert "When tsc --build --clean, only remove tsbuildinfo if its incremental build"
This reverts commit e4e66726098201f38f5e8908a538e7a506f15efd.
* Comments in the code
* Feedback
* If we are writing dts file and have used file text as version, we can update the signature when doing actual emit
* Make WriteFileCallback Api ready for future
* Assert that there is only single source file when emitting d.ts file
* Add moduleDetection compiler flag to allow for changing how modules are parsed
The default setting is 'auto', where JSX containing files under react-jsx and react-jsxdev are
always parsed as modules, and esm-format files under module: node12+ are always parsed as modules,
in addition to the 'legacy' detection mode's conditions for other files. (Declaration files are exempt from
these new conditions)
The 'legacy' mode preserves TS's behavior prior to the introduction of this flag - a file is
parsed as a module if it contains an import, export, or import.meta expression.
In addition, there is a 'force' mode that forces all non-declaration files to be parsed as modules.
(Declaration files are still only modules if they contain a top-level import or export.)
This technically breaks the parser API, but it's kinda-sorta backwards compatible so long
as you don't need the functionality associated with more recent compiler flags.
* Fix post-merge lint
* Rename function
* Update default value documentation
* PR feedback
* Fix lint and typo
* Use relative paths for the end of compile report
* Have a tighter suffix for multiple errors in one file
* Review feedback
* Refactors, and adds color
* Update baselinies
