Closed sverrejoh closed 7 years ago
This will make the extension harder to use for javascript (and probably other js-like languages such as TypeScript) as it will provide incorrect module paths for sibling files.
What do you mean with "incorrect module paths for sibling files"?
Why isn't ./../foo.js
and ../foo.js
always the same?
Oh wait, sorry I misread. You're correct with ./../foo.js
being odd. I was talking about ./foo
and foo
...
The leading dot is redundant, and should never be there. Some IDE's rightfully complain about this.