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I use civet to generate my TypeScript files. There are other similar languages (i.e. that produce TypeScript, but are easier to understand and work in). But when I run "deno check somefile.ts", the errors are being reported as being some line number in the somefile.ts file instead of a location in the original source file, even though all of my *.ts files include inline source maps. That forces me to find the location in the *.ts file, figure out which function the code is in, then find the corresponding location in the original source file, in order to fix the problem.
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I use civet to generate my TypeScript files. There are other similar languages (i.e. that produce TypeScript, but are easier to understand and work in). But when I run "deno check somefile.ts", the errors are being reported as being some line number in the somefile.ts file instead of a location in the original source file, even though all of my *.ts files include inline source maps. That forces me to find the location in the *.ts file, figure out which function the code is in, then find the corresponding location in the original source file, in order to fix the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: