TypeScript TS6053: File ' .ts' not found
I'm getting this error
error TS6053: File 'xxx.ts' not found.
but the files compiles fine yesterday, but today no, after reviewing, I made this simple test
class HelloWorld {
public static main(): number{
return 0;
}
}
HelloWorld.main();
but I get the same error, anyone know the reason for this or may be the error
error TS6053: File 'HelloWorld.ts' not found.
https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/blob/v1.6.2/src/compiler/diagnosticMessages.json#L2205
UPDATE:
Closing the ide, and open the error does not solve everything was the same.
Opened the ide,
file > folder close
file > open folder > your folder
this fix the error.
typescript visual-studio-code
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I'm getting this error
error TS6053: File 'xxx.ts' not found.
but the files compiles fine yesterday, but today no, after reviewing, I made this simple test
class HelloWorld {
public static main(): number{
return 0;
}
}
HelloWorld.main();
but I get the same error, anyone know the reason for this or may be the error
error TS6053: File 'HelloWorld.ts' not found.
https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/blob/v1.6.2/src/compiler/diagnosticMessages.json#L2205
UPDATE:
Closing the ide, and open the error does not solve everything was the same.
Opened the ide,
file > folder close
file > open folder > your folder
this fix the error.
typescript visual-studio-code
1
I have resolved the error, but something strange may be a bug will try to put a update, sorry for my bad English
– Angel Angel
Mar 9 '16 at 14:10
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I'm getting this error
error TS6053: File 'xxx.ts' not found.
but the files compiles fine yesterday, but today no, after reviewing, I made this simple test
class HelloWorld {
public static main(): number{
return 0;
}
}
HelloWorld.main();
but I get the same error, anyone know the reason for this or may be the error
error TS6053: File 'HelloWorld.ts' not found.
https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/blob/v1.6.2/src/compiler/diagnosticMessages.json#L2205
UPDATE:
Closing the ide, and open the error does not solve everything was the same.
Opened the ide,
file > folder close
file > open folder > your folder
this fix the error.
typescript visual-studio-code
I'm getting this error
error TS6053: File 'xxx.ts' not found.
but the files compiles fine yesterday, but today no, after reviewing, I made this simple test
class HelloWorld {
public static main(): number{
return 0;
}
}
HelloWorld.main();
but I get the same error, anyone know the reason for this or may be the error
error TS6053: File 'HelloWorld.ts' not found.
https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/blob/v1.6.2/src/compiler/diagnosticMessages.json#L2205
UPDATE:
Closing the ide, and open the error does not solve everything was the same.
Opened the ide,
file > folder close
file > open folder > your folder
this fix the error.
typescript visual-studio-code
typescript visual-studio-code
edited Mar 9 '16 at 14:38
Angel Angel
asked Mar 9 '16 at 14:01
Angel AngelAngel Angel
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I have resolved the error, but something strange may be a bug will try to put a update, sorry for my bad English
– Angel Angel
Mar 9 '16 at 14:10
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I have resolved the error, but something strange may be a bug will try to put a update, sorry for my bad English
– Angel Angel
Mar 9 '16 at 14:10
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I have resolved the error, but something strange may be a bug will try to put a update, sorry for my bad English
– Angel Angel
Mar 9 '16 at 14:10
I have resolved the error, but something strange may be a bug will try to put a update, sorry for my bad English
– Angel Angel
Mar 9 '16 at 14:10
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I had similar issue, a bunch of files were giving TS6053: File ' .cs' not found
Checking out the project and undoing all changes on the project solved the issue for me
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I got this "TS6053" error because Visual Studio 2017 didn't find a folder I added to a Angularjs project.
The solution posted above by Angel Angel to restart the IDE (or Visual Studio) in my case) fixed the issue.
Hopefully this answer can help someone who's googling for the error and visual studio.
I'll also include the entire error message to catch searches for the same error.
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State Error TS6053 File 'C:/Users/.../my_project/node_modules/xlsx/types' not found. my_project JavaScript Content Files 1 Active
Closing and opening Visual Studio fixed my issue. Thanks to Angel Angel
How does this 'answer' improve on what the OP himself already posted?
– Mathyn
Feb 15 at 13:44
The error I was getting seemed to be because VS didn't find a folder. Hopefully someone else who's googling on the error message and a problem with not finding a folder will find this page more easily than I did. Also including the entire error message could help google rank this as more relevant. That's my reasoning.
– Emanuel Lindström
Feb 16 at 15:09
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I had similar issue, a bunch of files were giving TS6053: File ' .cs' not found
Checking out the project and undoing all changes on the project solved the issue for me
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I had similar issue, a bunch of files were giving TS6053: File ' .cs' not found
Checking out the project and undoing all changes on the project solved the issue for me
add a comment |
I had similar issue, a bunch of files were giving TS6053: File ' .cs' not found
Checking out the project and undoing all changes on the project solved the issue for me
I had similar issue, a bunch of files were giving TS6053: File ' .cs' not found
Checking out the project and undoing all changes on the project solved the issue for me
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I got this "TS6053" error because Visual Studio 2017 didn't find a folder I added to a Angularjs project.
The solution posted above by Angel Angel to restart the IDE (or Visual Studio) in my case) fixed the issue.
Hopefully this answer can help someone who's googling for the error and visual studio.
I'll also include the entire error message to catch searches for the same error.
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State Error TS6053 File 'C:/Users/.../my_project/node_modules/xlsx/types' not found. my_project JavaScript Content Files 1 Active
Closing and opening Visual Studio fixed my issue. Thanks to Angel Angel
How does this 'answer' improve on what the OP himself already posted?
– Mathyn
Feb 15 at 13:44
The error I was getting seemed to be because VS didn't find a folder. Hopefully someone else who's googling on the error message and a problem with not finding a folder will find this page more easily than I did. Also including the entire error message could help google rank this as more relevant. That's my reasoning.
– Emanuel Lindström
Feb 16 at 15:09
add a comment |
I got this "TS6053" error because Visual Studio 2017 didn't find a folder I added to a Angularjs project.
The solution posted above by Angel Angel to restart the IDE (or Visual Studio) in my case) fixed the issue.
Hopefully this answer can help someone who's googling for the error and visual studio.
I'll also include the entire error message to catch searches for the same error.
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State Error TS6053 File 'C:/Users/.../my_project/node_modules/xlsx/types' not found. my_project JavaScript Content Files 1 Active
Closing and opening Visual Studio fixed my issue. Thanks to Angel Angel
How does this 'answer' improve on what the OP himself already posted?
– Mathyn
Feb 15 at 13:44
The error I was getting seemed to be because VS didn't find a folder. Hopefully someone else who's googling on the error message and a problem with not finding a folder will find this page more easily than I did. Also including the entire error message could help google rank this as more relevant. That's my reasoning.
– Emanuel Lindström
Feb 16 at 15:09
add a comment |
I got this "TS6053" error because Visual Studio 2017 didn't find a folder I added to a Angularjs project.
The solution posted above by Angel Angel to restart the IDE (or Visual Studio) in my case) fixed the issue.
Hopefully this answer can help someone who's googling for the error and visual studio.
I'll also include the entire error message to catch searches for the same error.
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State Error TS6053 File 'C:/Users/.../my_project/node_modules/xlsx/types' not found. my_project JavaScript Content Files 1 Active
Closing and opening Visual Studio fixed my issue. Thanks to Angel Angel
I got this "TS6053" error because Visual Studio 2017 didn't find a folder I added to a Angularjs project.
The solution posted above by Angel Angel to restart the IDE (or Visual Studio) in my case) fixed the issue.
Hopefully this answer can help someone who's googling for the error and visual studio.
I'll also include the entire error message to catch searches for the same error.
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State Error TS6053 File 'C:/Users/.../my_project/node_modules/xlsx/types' not found. my_project JavaScript Content Files 1 Active
Closing and opening Visual Studio fixed my issue. Thanks to Angel Angel
answered Feb 15 at 13:21
Emanuel LindströmEmanuel Lindström
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How does this 'answer' improve on what the OP himself already posted?
– Mathyn
Feb 15 at 13:44
The error I was getting seemed to be because VS didn't find a folder. Hopefully someone else who's googling on the error message and a problem with not finding a folder will find this page more easily than I did. Also including the entire error message could help google rank this as more relevant. That's my reasoning.
– Emanuel Lindström
Feb 16 at 15:09
add a comment |
How does this 'answer' improve on what the OP himself already posted?
– Mathyn
Feb 15 at 13:44
The error I was getting seemed to be because VS didn't find a folder. Hopefully someone else who's googling on the error message and a problem with not finding a folder will find this page more easily than I did. Also including the entire error message could help google rank this as more relevant. That's my reasoning.
– Emanuel Lindström
Feb 16 at 15:09
How does this 'answer' improve on what the OP himself already posted?
– Mathyn
Feb 15 at 13:44
How does this 'answer' improve on what the OP himself already posted?
– Mathyn
Feb 15 at 13:44
The error I was getting seemed to be because VS didn't find a folder. Hopefully someone else who's googling on the error message and a problem with not finding a folder will find this page more easily than I did. Also including the entire error message could help google rank this as more relevant. That's my reasoning.
– Emanuel Lindström
Feb 16 at 15:09
The error I was getting seemed to be because VS didn't find a folder. Hopefully someone else who's googling on the error message and a problem with not finding a folder will find this page more easily than I did. Also including the entire error message could help google rank this as more relevant. That's my reasoning.
– Emanuel Lindström
Feb 16 at 15:09
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I have resolved the error, but something strange may be a bug will try to put a update, sorry for my bad English
– Angel Angel
Mar 9 '16 at 14:10