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My application and library use two different yarn workspaces in the same repo. One thing I don't yet understand is how to make the Intellij IDE recognize the original ES6 source code of the library in the process of developing the application. When, for example, I try to click through from an application source file to a definition in the library, Intellij takes me to the compiled version of the library.
Is there a standard way to make the original ES6 source available in the dist folder so that IDEs can access it instead of the compiled version?
Many thanks.
Azad
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My application and library use two different yarn workspaces in the same repo. One thing I don't yet understand is how to make the Intellij IDE recognize the original ES6 source code of the library in the process of developing the application. When, for example, I try to click through from an application source file to a definition in the library, Intellij takes me to the compiled version of the library.
Is there a standard way to make the original ES6 source available in the dist folder so that IDEs can access it instead of the compiled version?
Many thanks.
Azad
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: