Error: no watcher found for /vscode-global-typings/ts-nul-authority/projects/package.json

[jpdery]

So after registering the files so the imports would resolve properly, I registered a tsconfig.json file with the following data:

		fileSystemProvider.registerFile(
			new RegisteredMemoryFile(
				URI.file('tsconfig.json'),
				JSON.stringify({
					"compilerOptions": {
						"baseUrl": "./"
					}
				})
			)
		)

In my case I want to be able to import file without the use of a relative path:

import { Something } from 'Component'

instead of

import { Something } from './Component'

Since this however, I'm getting a bunch of errors in the console that I would like to fix, or at least understand why they are happening:

Is there a service override that I'm missing ?

I've updated the repository here if you need to see the error:

https://github.com/jpdery/monaco-editor-wrapper-extension-host-error

Thanks

[CGNonofr]

Can you please try to reproduce the issue in vscode.dev?

[jpdery]

I'm not sure I understand what you're asking me.

One thing I forgot to mention is that I see that vscode is trying to fetch this file, and it fails:

Fetch failed loading: GET "https://registry.npmjs.org/types-registry/-/types-registry-0.1.711.tgz".

Also, the error only show in chrome if i uncheck "Selected Context Only" in the inspector. I'm guessing this not a major issue, but as I'm trying to understand this lib as much as possible, I'd like to have it triggering as few errors as possible.

Thanks

[CGNonofr]

I'm not sure I understand what you're asking me.

go to vscode.dev, open a project similar to what you're trying to have (your tsconfig.json and the other files)

[jpdery]

Alright,

I've created a replica of the project that I'm building inside my own monaco-editor-react. As soon as I load the project, these are the only lines that shows up.

Seems to be working fine on vscode.dev

I've also tried adding "node_module" to the exclude list in tsconfig, but it didn't change anything, at this is very likely me trying random things.

[CGNonofr]

It seems to have something to do with you putting all the file at the root of the filesystem, instead of inside a directory