tsconfig paths not work if dir name start with dot.

[zhongzhong0505]

TypeScript Version: 3.7.3

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Code

./.temp/test

export enum Test {
  test
}

The following code does not work

import { Test } from '@temp/test'

paths: {
"@temp/*": [
        "./.temp/*"
      ]
}

Expected behavior:
import not error tips.
Actual behavior:

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[aczekajski]

This seems to work perfectly fine. Both when running tsc and ts-node (with tsconfig-paths registered).

However, there is something around how glob works with folders starting with a dot that makes it harder to work with them. The important point might be to have the ./.folder/**/* added to your include section in tsconfig (even though it seems to work without it for me too). Also, you might want to try adding "baseUrl": "." to your tsconfig.

[johannes-lindgren]

I detected a problem in my project where Storybook configuration files were not being type-checked because they are located in ./.storybook. This solved it for me:

  "include": ["src", ".storybook/**/*"],