Multiple packages not working about docusaurus-plugin-typedoc-api HOT 11 CLOSED

@Brendonovich I tried lot's of settings but nothing worked, so I went ahead and did this: 88b29b5

This worked on your repo. Just update the dep and use tsconfig.json instead of tsconfig.docs.json.

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@Brendonovich I'm like 90% positive that you'll need to use TS project references for this to work correctly for monorepos/multiple packages.

But I'll clone it out and take a look.

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@milesj Oh interesting, can't say I'm familiar with TS project references but I'll check it out. Thanks for the heads up!

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I've spent some time integrating beemo and packemon & using TS project references like in boost, but it's still not working. Not sure what's going on.

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Well Beemo/Packemon aren't necessary for this. However, looking at your commit, the code is still not correct, since tsconfig.docs.json isnt setup to use project refs, and thats what docusaurus is referencing.

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I considered switching to Beemo before since GiraphQL uses it, but only did it now since I'm trying to make my repo similar to Boost's. I'm not quite sure how I would make tsconfig.docs.json use project refs, since its essentially identical to Boost's one, with the packages included rather than referenced. Adding the two packages to tsconfg.docs.json as references also doesn't fix it. I'm probably missing something crucial, but this seems quite weird

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@Brendonovich Can the tsconfigName point to tsconfig.json now? Since that has the refs in it.

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Same issue, works when I specify one package but not both

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Ok I know why it's not working, but I'm not sure of the cause. The problem is the "sources" path is different for your builds compared to mine. For example, mine includes "packages":

While yours does not, which is causing the comparisons to fail:

Let me dig further, but this seems to be on the TypeDoc side.

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Works great now, thanks for all the work you've done to make this plugin!

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No problem!

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