vue-ts-loader

# Changelog ## v0.8.2 - Elided imports are now watched (#156, #169) - Declaration files for `.d.ts` files are now emitted (thanks @rob-bateman) (#174, #175) ## v0.8.1 - Add better error messaging when a file in tsconfig.json can not be loaded (#117, #145) - Fix incompatibility with html-webpack-plugin (#152, #154) ## v0.8.0 - Add support for emitting declaration files when `declaration: true` is set (#48, #128) - Fix bug with specifying `target: es6` and `module: commonjs` at the same time when using TS 1.7+ (#111, #132, #140). - Fix bug with resolving dependencies which are linked using `npm link` (#134, #141) ## v0.7.2 - Fix regression with watching definition files (#109, #110) ## v0.7.1 - Fix regression with Windows that was introduced in v0.7.0 (#92) ## v0.7.0 - Fix bug with webpack resolution that could sometimes cause TypeScript to not find modules (#92, #102) - Loader output is now written to stderr instead of stdout. (#95, #103) ## v0.6.1 - Improve initial build performance significantly for larger projects (#100) - Fix issue with nightly (#96) ## v0.6.0 - Remove support for 1.5 and 1.6-beta. TypeScript 1.6 (stable) is the now the lowest version supported. - Fix issue when using source maps and Babel in certain situations (#81) - Fix issue with nightly (#83) ## v0.5.6 - Add ignoreDiagnostics feature - Fix issue with node resolution and `noEmitOnError` (#71) ## v0.5.5 - Fix issue with nightly (Microsoft/TypeScript#4738) - Add support for the NoErrorsPlugin ## v0.5.4 - Fix issue with nightly (Microsoft/TypeScript#4497) ## v0.5.3 - Utilize TypeScript's new custom module resolution logic to integrate with webpack. This essentially means that TypeScript will resolve files exactly the same as webpack does (supporting aliases, etc). See the [aliasResolution test](test/aliasResolution) for an example. Only supported in TS 1.6 and above. - Rework error reporting to resolve certain edge cases with dependencies. In general errors should be much more consistent now in watch mode. - Fix issue with targeting ES6 and transpile mode (#36) ## v0.5.2 - Fix issue with TypeScript nightly and new node module resolution strategy (#34) ## v0.5.1 - Tweaked error message output to include error code (#32) - Add helpful messages around the TypeScript dependency - Suggest how to install TypeScript if it hasn't been installed - Show TypeScript version when compiling - Warn if TypeScript version is incompatible ## v0.5.0 - Add support for `transpileOnly` loader option. See README for more information. - TypeScript is no longer a dependency of the loader and must be installed separately - Loader options can now be set as a property in `webpack.config.js` - TypeScript options can be set through the loader option `compilerOptions` - Improved error reporting - Errors from all files in the TypeScript application are now reported in watch mode instead of from just those files that changed. This means that making a breaking change in a dependency will now be correctly reported as an error in the dependent file. - Errors with TypeScript options are now reported as webpack errors instead of logged to console - Error output no longer contains the filename once from webpack and again in the error message. Instead, the filename is only reported by webpack - Fixed issue with latest version of webpack where filenames could be reported twice for the same error in certain situations - Using the `declaration` TypeScript option no longer results in errors - Add support for the `newLine` TypeScript option - Tests have been revamped to be full integration tests with nightly builds against the current stable and nightly TypeScript. Many new tests have been added. ## v0.4.7 - Update TypeScript dependency to 1.5 release (1.5.3) ## v0.4.6 - Improve error reporting related to tsconfig.json - Fix bug that reported the wrong errors - Errors are now reported as webpack errors instead of logged to console - Add support for latest TypeScript nightly (#24) ## v0.4.5 - Add `silent` flag (#22) ## v0.4.4 - Add support for "noLib" compiler option (#19) - Make errors easier to parse programmatically (#20) - Errors in declaration files are now added to the stats object instead of written to console - Errors now include `file`, `rawMessage`, and `location` properties - Make --watch option more robust - Fix issue where changes to entry file were not detected - Fix issue where changes to typing information only did not result in a rebuild (#21) ## v0.4.3 - Fix error locations to be 1-based instead of 0-based (#18) ## v0.4.2 - Rework the way dependencies are loaded (#14) - Fix NPM dependency on TypeScript (#15, #16) ## v0.4.1 - Fix Windows issue with paths (#14) ## v0.4.0 - TypeScript 1.5 support! (#14) - tsconfig.json support (#2, #9) - ES6 target support - Remove TS-related options in favor of specifying them in tsconfig.json - Add `configFileName` option for custom tsconfig files ## v0.3.4 - Exclude TS 1.5 as a dependency since there are breaking changes ## v0.3.3 - Add support for reporting errors in declaration files (#10) - Add support for watch mode for declaration files (#11) - Fix issue with extra `sourceMappingURL` in output files (#12) ## v0.3.2 - Add support for manually adding files (#6) - Add paths to source maps (#8) ## v0.3.1 - Add support for specifying a custom TypeScript compiler ## v0.3.0 - Change how modules are resolved. Imports and declaration file references are now resolved through TypeScript instead of being resolved through webpack's `resolve` API. This fixes a number of issues and better aligns the loader to work as a replacement for the `tsc` command. (#3, #4, #5) ## v0.2.3 - Add noImplicitAny option (#2) ## v0.2.2 - Fix issue with source maps ## v0.2.1 - Add colors to error output ## v0.2.0 - Add new configuration options (#1) - target, module, sourceMap, instance - sourceMap default changed from `true` to `false` - Workaround issue with TypeScript always emitting Windows-style new lines - Add tests ## v0.1.0 - Initial version