Missing import codefix: Take scoped packages (@foo/bar) into consideration#17536
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| state = States.Scope; | ||
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| packageRootIndex = partEnd; |
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Another way to express this would be goto case States.PackageContent. That would have the benefit of emphasizing that the two states are the same except for the initial check in NodeModules.
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That's just what I was looking for thanks, I didn't know about that.
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Fixes #15223
When a package name has a scope, like
@angular/core, we weren't able to locate package.json correctly, only looking under the@angulardirectory. Which meant that we never read the 'main/`typingsproperty in package.json which would have helped us simplify the import module specifier.This fixes the parsing of the path so we can find package.json.