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no errors TypeScript errors reported for .js when enabling checks using // @ts-check #1004

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reinholdk opened this issue Sep 17, 2019 · 5 comments · Fixed by #1008
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@reinholdk
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Expected Behaviour

TypeScript errors shall be reported for .js files, if "checkJS": false in tsconfig.json but enabled for a few files selectively using // @ts-check .

Actual Behaviour

no TypeScript errors are reported for such .js files

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

Build the repo linked below, the error in test.js is not reported.

Location of a Minimal Repository that Demonstrates the Issue.

https://github.com/reinholdk/ts-loader-sample

@johnnyreilly
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I suspect this isn't ts-loader related and rather TypeScript compiler related. I don't have time to dig into this right now but I have a feeling this will be the case...

@reinholdk
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@johnnyreilly isn't the problem caused by this condition?

compilerOptions.checkJs === true

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You may be correct. Do you want to try it out and see if that's the case?

If it is then I'm wondering what a fix looks like. Always including js / jsx files is a possibility. I wonder if that would create any problems

@reinholdk
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Have tried the following change successfully compilerOptions.allowJs === true which seems to me the correct condition to include js/jsx files.

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