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Why TypeScript gives me a duplicated identifier error without reason?
That was pretty strange. That only happen when I compiled ts:
How could that possible to get a duplicated identifier error if I only have one class?
But when I deleted 'test.js' file, everything back to normal:
but that was also not possible to use ts without compile it.
What's happen?
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Juan Pablo Isaza
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You have to put the compiled JS files in a different directory.
Now you have class MyClass present in both test files.
P.S. Naming your files test.xx is not a handy case, many languages have native modules named test, and the OS often has a command test
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