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Volar breaks @types/react
in monorepo when using takeover mode
#3355
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Also running into this. We have a monorepo with a Vue 3.x app and a Node backend that uses react-email. Using Volar renders the React/JSX part of react-email and the .tsx files almost unusable to due the amount of false negatives in terms of type errors. Disabling Volar and re-enabling the builtin Typescript extension works fine, but isn't really a good option when working on a monorepo with Typescript and Vue apps. Update: This seems isolated to the The only change related to JSX that I'm seeing in the changelog is #3259 as part of 1.7.10. |
We are seeing this issue as well in a vue project with several dependencies that rely on react. For now we are staying on vue-tsc version 1.6.5, but we might have to simply ignore those errors in the future if this is not fixed. #3259 looks like an obvious candidate for where this issue might have been introduced. Given that PR was only meant to improve performance but broke multiple projects, simply reverting that change might be the better way. |
This seems to be a TS internal bug, for https://github.com/sqal/volar-react-types-bug, you can create the following file for to reproduce the error with the built-in TS extension. // apps/react-app/src/_types.d.ts
import 'vue'; #3259 changes have been reverted by #3279 since v1.7.12. But anyway, #3534 will solve this problem. and 2.0 will also no longer require takeover mode. |
Version
Volar: 1.8.3
TypeScript: 5.1.6
Steps to reproduce
@builtin
TypeScript and JavaScript Language Features extension is disabled)npm run i
apps/react-app/src/main.tsx
npm run type-check
to verify there's no issue in my appWhat is actually happening?
I see a lot of Typescript errors reported in my app that I shouldn't see, e.g.
Type 'Element' is not assignable to type 'ReactNode'.
What is expected?
No Typescript errors in
react-app
since all the code is correct.Any additional comments?
It looks like volar breaks
@types/react
when I have installedvue
somewhere in my monorepo. Follow these steps to verify:vue
from the dependenciescd ../../ & npm i
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