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If an object is supplied as tsconfig
, use that rather than a file
#208
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You can achieve almost the same result using |
Because of the deep merge strategy, I'm unable to omit a path without creating a new tsconfig.json |
You could create a new tsconfig file and set its path in |
Currently I'm loading the users tsconfig with require(), making my changes and then storing the modified version in the .cache directory. This works but is kinda gross |
Yeah, I'll eventually look at doing shallow merge where appropriate, but that's something that will need maintenance going forward (in case of tsconfig format changes) |
tsconfig
, use that rather than a file
Hi folks, just doing some housekeeping in the issues. I'm going to close this one out as it's gone quite stale (no comments in 2.5+ years) and has no upvotes, so it doesn't seem to be a popular feature to implement and maintain (note that this is a volunteer, unpaid project). There are also various workaround available for this, so those may be better suited to solve this given the lack of popularity.
With regard to shallow merging, that is a separate issue, and a bug that needs to be fixed in a breaking change eventually. Please see #86 for that. |
Allow users to specify the tsconfig configuration inline in the rollup plugin configuration
rollup.config.js
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