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feat: resolve tsconfig paths aliases with all builders - #4879
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Adds the `typescript.tsconfigPaths` option (default: `true`).
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- Around line 48-60: Wrap the prepare and build calls in the test using
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- Ignore `paths` get-tsconfig rejects (e.g. non-relative targets without `baseUrl`) with a warning - Resolve `paths` before builtin resolvers (`order: "pre"`) and keep mapped packages out of Vite dev externals, so packages resolve to their `paths` target in every mode - Skip absolute, virtual and `scheme:` ids, re-check the filter in the handler - Test the alias precedence, fallback targets, packages and Vite 7 builds
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- Line 75: Update the filter in the pathsKeys(nitro) handling so suffix-specific
wildcard patterns such as "*defu" remain eligible for noExternal, while only
overly broad wildcard patterns are excluded. Preserve the existing behavior for
non-wildcard mappings and ensure Vite can resolve installed packages for
eligible suffix-specific keys.
- Line 88: Update the DTS_RE declaration-file pattern to match only .d.ts,
.d.mts, and .d.cts, removing support for arbitrary segments between .d. and the
extension so implementation files such as service.d.test.ts are not treated as
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…ases - Only keep exact `paths` keys out of Vite dev externals when a target exists, so packages mapped to types (`.d.ts`, `@types`) are not inlined (CommonJS crash) - Skip ids matching Vite `resolve.alias`, which applies after `pre` hooks - Share the matcher between the plugin and Vite dev externals (invalid `paths` warn once)
The docs say Nitro picks up path aliases from
tsconfig.json, butcompilerOptions.pathsdid not work with most builders:tsconfig: false, fix(build): let rolldown resolve jsx from tsconfig natively #4369)builder: false: nothing readpathsChanges
nitro:tsconfig-pathsresolve plugin. It readspathsfromtypescript.tsConfigwith get-tsconfig'screatePathsMatcher, and is used by rollup, rolldown, the Nitro environment of the Vite builder, andbuilder: false.pathspattern are handled. Imports fromnode_modulesare skipped, and thealiasoption (and Vite'sresolve.alias) takes precedence.order: "pre"), and Vite dev does not externalize packages mapped bypathsto an existing file (packages mapped to types stay external). So apathskey that is also a package name resolves to its target in every mode, like with TypeScript.pathsthat get-tsconfig rejects (e.g. non-relative targets withoutbaseUrl) are ignored with a warning instead of failing the build..d.ts,.d.mts,.d.cts) fall back to the regular resolution. Frameworks generate these, e.g. Nuxt mapsh3/rulesandnitro/*to.d.mtsfiles.typescript.tsconfigPathsoption (default:true) to turn this off.compilerOptions.baseUrlinto the loaded tsconfig. It was left over fromexperimental.tsconfigPaths(refactor: removeexperimental.tsconfigPaths#4112) and madepathsinherited throughextendsresolve from the project root instead of the config that declares them.resolve.tsconfigPathsis not changed. It applies to every environment, and turning it on broke a Nuxt build:h3/rulesresolved to its.d.mts. Docs now say to enable it for the client and other environments.import-aliasexample are updated; the example no longer needsresolve.tsconfigPaths.Behavior change
With rollup and rolldown,
pathsthat map package names to sources are now used, so those sources get bundled. Before, thesepathswere ignored.Nuxt
Checked against nuxt/nuxt
main(build, dev, and a server route importingh3/rules):typescript.tsConfig: {}, so the plugin is not created.main.Tests
test/vite/tsconfig-paths.test.tscovers wildcard, exact, inherited (extends), fallback-target, package-name, declaration-file and@typespaths (CommonJS packages),aliasand Viteresolve.aliasprecedence, invalidpathsandtsconfigPaths: false, for:builder: falseBefore the fix, these failed for every mode except the vite build.
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