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Is there something special about this file versus some other file?
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No I could have picked any of the files that are produced from build.
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I'm not sure if you can tell whether a build has been done by whether a directory exists or having anything named
.js
oruwp.js
. This is just fragile if this particular file ever is changed.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Its true that this file could stop being produced, but its something that would be found immediately, since then you wouldn't be able to bundle anything. I don't think its worth writing code to troll through the whole directory looking looking for any .js file.
I also expect that in the future there will be other processes than just tsc that will put js files in the lib folder. -- In particular the change to support 0.61 when they get rid of hastemaps will involve other js files being in the lib folder.
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Fine.