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Hello everyone!
When we enable the dts.generateTypes.extractThirdParty = true option on the remote side, the third-party package types information gets into the node_modules folder, next to compiled-types (by default), which is good news.
But on the host side, I can't get the node_modules folder, only compiled-types, no matter what I do.
If the code contains a reference to package types that are not installed on the host side, then it is quite logical that ts will not be able to find it.
How can I get the node_modules folder or work around this issue?
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Hello everyone!
When we enable the dts.generateTypes.extractThirdParty = true option on the remote side, the third-party package types information gets into the node_modules folder, next to compiled-types (by default), which is good news.
But on the host side, I can't get the node_modules folder, only compiled-types, no matter what I do.
If the code contains a reference to package types that are not installed on the host side, then it is quite logical that ts will not be able to find it.
How can I get the node_modules folder or work around this issue?
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