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When I add a new /// <reference path="whatever.d.ts"> in a file, I get an error marker, and the error is File '/path/to/whatever.d.ts' not found. The error goes away when I reload the project. It seems like reference changes like this should be detected automatically rather than the user needing to manually reload the project. Or at least it's something to consider--I can also see reasons why it wouldn't be such a good idea, like the fact that loading takes a long time for large projects (and blocks all other operations...something else to look at?).
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When I add a new
/// <reference path="whatever.d.ts">
in a file, I get an error marker, and the error isFile '/path/to/whatever.d.ts' not found.
The error goes away when I reload the project. It seems like reference changes like this should be detected automatically rather than the user needing to manually reload the project. Or at least it's something to consider--I can also see reasons why it wouldn't be such a good idea, like the fact that loading takes a long time for large projects (and blocks all other operations...something else to look at?).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: