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Due to a bug in vscode, projects will not pick up typings for cordova intellisense by default. See microsoft/vscode#3936 for more details, but a workaround is to add a jsconfig.json file in the root of the project which is valid json. At minimum it can be {}.
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@MSLaguana The currenct behaviour is by design and consistent with typescript and its tsconfig.json. When you have no jsconfig.json/tsconfig.json then each file in the project is treated as an island. Since there is no reference to the cordova typings from a file, these typings will not be found. You can add such a reference by using a /// reference to the corresponding .d.ts file.
In VS Code 0.10.8 we used a different behaviour and when you have no jsconfig.json we treated all files inside the folder to belong to the project. Now that Salsa comes from TypeScript you get the same behaviour as in typescript.
Due to a bug in vscode, projects will not pick up typings for cordova intellisense by default. See microsoft/vscode#3936 for more details, but a workaround is to add a
jsconfig.json
file in the root of the project which is valid json. At minimum it can be{}
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: