Unexpected path behaviour from excluded file?

TL;DR;
Opening a file from a tsconfig.json excluded directory in sublime doesn't resolve project files. But most of the other typescript features seems to be working... Is this expected behaviour? Or am I doing something terribly wrong?

First of all, thanks for the wonderful TypeScript and the Sublime plugin! It has been a pleasure to work with.

So I was setting up a simple project structure with TypeScript, Webpack, Mocha and React. The usual basics. When I created my first component everything went well and I got a fair build time; 2 seconds. Unfortunately after creating a (unit) test for this component, the build time soared to 20+ seconds...

After some investigation I found out that TypeScript parsed all the testing dependencies, even though Webpack did not include the /test folder for the loader. But I think that is expected behaviour, since they stated that the tsconfig.json's exclude is used.

Because of this, I added the whole testing folder to the exclude array. But after doing so, Sublime does not resolve the path to the component anymore. Instead it states Cannot find module 'app/components/test'. All other functionality seems to be working, autocompletion, typehinting, etc. Any input or even telling me I'm completely wrong is appreciated!

PS. All used files are available over here. Please note, I could not use directories so I used - as fake directory separator.

Comienza revisando la configuración de tsconfig.json y el gist enlazado; después, reproduce el comportamiento del directorio excluido en el TypeScript Sublime Plugin. Compara la resolución de rutas para archivos dentro y fuera de la carpeta excluida; se considera completado cuando determines si el fallo de resolución de módulos reportado es esperado e identifiques el comportamiento relevante del plugin que debe cambiarse o documentarse.