The resolve hook needed the typescript package, which mesh-build-node keeps
out of the workspace (notCopied): tsc is reached only as the bin/tsc
command. So the test scripts now do what merge-check-typescript.sh did
before the tests: tsc over the module's sources with --outDir ., so the
sources' ./x.js imports resolve. The emitted .js is ignored by git.
The old TypeScript check compiled every source beside itself, and into
dist/, before it ran the tests; mesh-build-node runs `tsc -p .` (these
tsconfigs say noEmit) and then the package's test script, so:
- gitea and minio: the tests import the .ts sources, which import each
other as ./x.js. A resolve hook in test/ resolves such an import, when no
.js is there, to the .ts beside it and compiles it with the toolchain's
TypeScript (gitea's sources use parameter properties, which type
stripping refuses). 57 of gitea's tests and minio's links test failed.
- mosquitto: its ctrl test imports ../dist/client.js; its test script now
builds first, as gitea's does.
Test scripts and a test helper only; what is built and delivered is the same.
jschoubben