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[dev-tool] Use host package's TypeScript in module loader. #18064

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[dev-tool] Use host package's TypeScript in module loader.
witemple-msft Oct 6, 2021
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Made it just a little bit smarter
witemple-msft Oct 6, 2021
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11 changes: 7 additions & 4 deletions common/tools/dev-tool/register.js
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const path = require("path");

const ts = require("typescript");

const cwd = process.cwd();

// This is the calling module, which will be the node repl context.
const main = module.parent;
const main = require.main || module.parent;

// We need to know which package name to monkey patch
const { name: hostPackageName } = main.require("./package.json");

// We need to use whatever version of TypeScript the calling package uses to inspect syntax nodes, because
// that is what the ts-node invocation will use, and we need to agree with it on syntax brands.
const ts = hostPackageName === "@azure/dev-tool"
? require(path.join(cwd, "node_modules", "typescript"))
: main.require("typescript");

// If we're bootstrapping a dev-tool command, we need to patch the package from
// CWD instead. This will still end up being dev-tool if we end up in a
// self-hosting situation where dev-tool calls itself from its own scripts.
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