How to specify a location for TypeScript in tasks.json?

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If you ask for a TypeScript build task in Visual Studio code, you get something like this:

    {

        "type": "typescript",

        "tsconfig": "tsconfig.json",

        "problemMatcher": [

            "$tsc"

        ],

        "group": "build"

    }

This causes it run "tsc" on the command line. How can I change the path of "tsc" so that it runs something like "./node_modules/.bin/tsc".

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If you ask for a TypeScript build task in Visual Studio code, you get something like this:

    {

        "type": "typescript",

        "tsconfig": "tsconfig.json",

        "problemMatcher": [

            "$tsc"

        ],

        "group": "build"

    }

This causes it run "tsc" on the command line. How can I change the path of "tsc" so that it runs something like "./node_modules/.bin/tsc".

edited Nov 27 at 21:55

asked Nov 22 at 16:14

Julian Birch

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If you ask for a TypeScript build task in Visual Studio code, you get something like this:

    {

        "type": "typescript",

        "tsconfig": "tsconfig.json",

        "problemMatcher": [

            "$tsc"

        ],

        "group": "build"

    }

This causes it run "tsc" on the command line. How can I change the path of "tsc" so that it runs something like "./node_modules/.bin/tsc".

edited Nov 27 at 21:55

asked Nov 22 at 16:14

Julian Birch

1,440923

If you ask for a TypeScript build task in Visual Studio code, you get something like this:

    {

        "type": "typescript",

        "tsconfig": "tsconfig.json",

        "problemMatcher": [

            "$tsc"

        ],

        "group": "build"

    }

This causes it run "tsc" on the command line. How can I change the path of "tsc" so that it runs something like "./node_modules/.bin/tsc".

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edited Nov 27 at 21:55

asked Nov 22 at 16:14

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edited Nov 27 at 21:55

asked Nov 22 at 16:14

Julian Birch

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edited Nov 27 at 21:55

asked Nov 22 at 16:14

Julian Birch

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Julian Birch

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asked Nov 22 at 16:14

Julian Birch

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VS code has number of predefined problem matches included.

If I understand u correctly, I think what you're looking for is creating your own problem matcher.

answered Nov 22 at 18:15

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Sorry, I've clarified the question. Original phrasing involved a misunderstanding of how it worked.
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If I understand u correctly, I think what you're looking for is creating your own problem matcher.

answered Nov 22 at 18:15

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Sorry, I've clarified the question. Original phrasing involved a misunderstanding of how it worked.
– Julian Birch
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VS code has number of predefined problem matches included.

If I understand u correctly, I think what you're looking for is creating your own problem matcher.

answered Nov 22 at 18:15

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Sorry, I've clarified the question. Original phrasing involved a misunderstanding of how it worked.
– Julian Birch
Nov 27 at 21:56

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1
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VS code has number of predefined problem matches included.

If I understand u correctly, I think what you're looking for is creating your own problem matcher.

answered Nov 22 at 18:15

benshabatnoam

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VS code has number of predefined problem matches included.

If I understand u correctly, I think what you're looking for is creating your own problem matcher.

answered Nov 22 at 18:15

benshabatnoam

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answered Nov 22 at 18:15

benshabatnoam

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answered Nov 22 at 18:15

benshabatnoam

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answered Nov 22 at 18:15

benshabatnoam

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Sorry, I've clarified the question. Original phrasing involved a misunderstanding of how it worked.
– Julian Birch
Nov 27 at 21:56

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Sorry, I've clarified the question. Original phrasing involved a misunderstanding of how it worked.
– Julian Birch
Nov 27 at 21:56

Sorry, I've clarified the question. Original phrasing involved a misunderstanding of how it worked.
– Julian Birch
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