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Fix not to create NUL file by tsc in Windows #1155
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In windows, `tsc`, the TypeScript compiler for Node.js, creates the file passed by `--out` argument, even if the file name is `NUL`. This will pass a temporary file name to `--out` argument, and remove the file after compilation, only in Windows.
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If TypeScript actually creates a file named |
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Actually, this seems to be a problem in node.js, rather than tsc. |
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... And node.js does this because libuv does it. So I suppose it should be reported as a bug to libuv? |
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In windows,
tsc, the TypeScript compiler for Node.js, creates the file passedby
--outargument, even if the file name isNUL.This will pass a temporary file name to
--outargument, and remove the fileafter compilation, only in Windows.