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/// <reference path="../fourslash.ts"/>
// @Filename: tsconfig.json
////{
//// "compilerOptions": {
//// "rootDir": "src",
//// "outDir": "dist",
//// "target": "ES2020",
//// "module": "NodeNext",
//// "strict": true
//// },
//// "include": ["src\\**\\*.ts"]
////}
// @Filename: package.json
////{
//// "type": "module",
//// "private": true
////}
// @Filename: src/index.ts
////// The line below should show a "Relative import paths need explicit file
////// extensions..." error in VS Code, but it doesn't. The error is only picked up
////// by `tsc` which seems to properly infer the module type.
////import { helloWorld } from './example'
/////**/
////helloWorld()
// @Filename: src/example.ts
////export function helloWorld() {
//// console.log('Hello, world!')
////}
goTo.marker();
verify.numberOfErrorsInCurrentFile(1);
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