1. Create new NodeJs Console App
2. Set 'redirect javacript output to directory' to 'lib' on the typescript build property page.
3. Compile
__Expected__
js files to be generated in the 'lib' folder relative to the root of the project
__actual__
js files generated in the root of the project
Comments: The issue appears to be that the external typescript service that saves the setting to the project file is not finding the correct place to put that entry. Because of this, it is added after the import of typescript settings and this causes it to not be read. We have had issues with this before. Since typescript has a custom way of setting up these files we may have to 'mimic' their file in order to get this in the correct place.
2. Set 'redirect javacript output to directory' to 'lib' on the typescript build property page.
3. Compile
__Expected__
js files to be generated in the 'lib' folder relative to the root of the project
__actual__
js files generated in the root of the project
Comments: The issue appears to be that the external typescript service that saves the setting to the project file is not finding the correct place to put that entry. Because of this, it is added after the import of typescript settings and this causes it to not be read. We have had issues with this before. Since typescript has a custom way of setting up these files we may have to 'mimic' their file in order to get this in the correct place.