lsp: not resolving extending interfaces with import map

[darkdamp]

There seem to be an issue with extending interfaces not resolving sometimes.

I open my workplace in vscode and enter file a.ts and it doesn't detect the interface extending Context from oak

But when just 'entering' the file which returns the interface that extends Context. It gets resolved

And it now works if I tab back to a.ts

If this is not a bug, I'd appreciate any pointer on how to 'load' all files in a workplace to resolve the intellisense at startup

.vscode/settings.json

{
    "deno.enable": true,
    "deno.importMap": "./import_map.json",
    "deno.config": "./tsconfig.json",
    "deno.unstable": true
 }

vscode: 1.55.2
deno: 1.9.2
extension: 3.3.0

Thanks

[kitsonk]

Can you provide how you are importing IWebGetContext into a.ts?

[darkdamp]

I use an import_map.json but it's a local file imported like this @kitsonk
import { IWebGetContext } from 'Web/Interfaces/IWebContext.ts'

[kitsonk]

And I assume Web/Interfaces/IWebContext.ts resolves to the module that you then open where the extension happens?

It should work, I am not sure why it isn't... could be something to do with how the language server is handling the import map internally.

[darkdamp]

I commented out "deno.importMap": "./import_map.json" from settings.json and edited the import to import { IWebGetContext } from '../Interfaces/IWebContext.ts'; and still get the same error as above. Until I open the file that is.

I'm on windows 10 if that makes a difference

[darkdamp]

@kitsonk I've figured out how to trigger it. An import map works for local files (like in the first image below) but external modules need to load from it's URL or else you get the error above on load. So below works on-load if I use oak from it's URL but if I use oak/mod.ts through an import map with "oak/": "https://deno.land/x/oak/" I need to 'open' the file in the editor for it to register.

Works

Error

[darkdamp]

@kitsonk Here's another use case with purely local modules that triggers the same when extending an interface. Using import map and ctx is ctx: IMain

And if I enter the file IExtend.ts it resolves in the Controller class