Bartek Czyż
Bartek Czyż
Ok, for now I'm using [speccy](https://github.com/wework/speccy) resolve to put all `$ref`s into one big file
Hello @js2me, any updates on this? :)
Same issue here, with following config: ```js module.exports = { // ... webpackFinal: config => { config.module.rules.push({ test: /\.tsx?$/, include: path.resolve(__dirname, '../src'), use: { loader: require.resolve('react-docgen-typescript-loader'), options: { tsconfigPath: path.resolve(__dirname,...
I've found a workaround: use `flakynessRetries` 🎉 The problem still exist and would be nice to make sure that all the assets (in our case fonts from cdn) are loaded...
Sadly it didn't work. I had to filter out the `tsconfig.json`, because it threw errors, but no success anyway. Also, my JSON files are in `public` directory (NextJS) ```json "compilerOptions":...
Apologies, here's the repro https://github.com/bartekczyz/knip-json-references-repro
@webpro mind taking a look? 😅
Sorry mate, didn't want to sound so pushy :<
It worked like I expected, thanks! > all the *.json files are now part of the set of project files, so you might need to exclude unused *.json files from...