Importing modules with require doesn't work with plugins

Using custom requirejs plugins is not supported. This results in an error, even if the './MyModule' path is valid:

import MyModule = require('someplugin!./MyModule');

Obviously tsc can't know what the plugin does so one may argue reporting an error is the right thing to do, however some plugins preprocess (or load using alternative methods) resources matching the local file system hierarchy (in my case I use a plugin which uses an alternative way to load code).

Unless there are better ideas I suggest to skip the plugin prefix (someplugin!) and validate the local path, as usual. If there was a compiler flag (either a command line option or a source-code-level magic statement) controlling this behaviour that would surely make everyone happy.

For completeness: requiring in the class body is not a solution as such statements don't validate the path.

この issue では、ソースファイル、テスト、エントリーポイントのいずれも指定されていません。まず import MyModule = require('someplugin!./MyModule') でエラーを再現し、既存のモジュールパス検証を追跡してください。plugin プレフィックス付きのローカルパスに対して合意された動作が実装され、テストでカバーされれば完了です。