Added Failing Test For TS Language Server with Cross File Definitions…#81
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Added Failing Test For TS Language Server with Cross File Definitions…#81agoel111 wants to merge 5 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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Hi @agoel111 At the moment the unit tests are failing. This is due to some external issue in the unit tests, which I have fixed in the latest commit to main branch. Could you please do this for all your branches? |
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@LakshyAAAgrawal Kindly the desired changes. It should be good now! |
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The TS Language servers' response doesn't work with definitions or references to methods of classes across different files.
It is written with reference to #78.