typescript - Error TS2304 with tsc but not with Webpack, for names in project d.ts files -


problem

if type tsc main-test.ts --noemit, many ts2304: cannot find name testinfo error messages displayed. names can't find interfaces declared in d.ts files have created in project directory, eg testglobals.d.ts below.

if compile webpack , awesome-typescript-loader (node_modules\.bin\webpack --config wtest.webpack.config.js), these messages not appear - project compiles successfully.

unfortunately, same errors show on travis ci, though scripts run on ci server compiled webpack. how rid of these errors?


i have tried

adding project source directory typeroots in tsconfig.json in addition node_modules/@types.


relevant files

wtest.webpack.config.js

var path = require('path'); var webpack = require('webpack');   var entryobj = {     'test-script': path.join(__dirname, '/test/main-test.ts') }; var manifestfile = '/test/manifest.json'; var outdir = '/dist/test'; var modulerulesinclude = [path.join(__dirname, 'src'), path.join(__dirname, 'test')]; var devtool = 'cheap-source-map';  module.exports = {     devtool: devtool,     entry: entryobj,     resolve: {         extensions: ['.js', '.ts', '.tsx']     },     module: {         rules: [{             test: /\.tsx?$/,             loaders: ['awesome-typescript-loader'],             include: modulerulesinclude         }]     },     // workaround `can't resolve module 'fs'` issue     node: {         fs: 'empty',         module: false     } };

tsconfig.json

{   "compileroptions": {     "target": "es6",     "module": "commonjs",     "declaration": false,     "noimplicitany": false,     "removecomments": true,     "experimentaldecorators": true,     "nolib": false,     "jsx": "react",     "outdir": "dist"   },   "exclude": [     "node_modules",     "static"   ] }

testglobals.d.ts

interface testinfo {     testname: string;     url: string;     title: string;     author: string;     chapterurls: string[];     parser: parserreturner; }


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