Add type-only import test case for dependencyExtractor #15307
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CoryDanielson
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Sep 16, 2024
| import {type foo, typeof bar} from 'inv3'; | ||
| import { | ||
| type foo, | ||
| typeof bar, |
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note that this import ends with a , which is an interesting wrinkle to account for
- if all named exports are split by a comma, you can have a trailing item that is just space character(s)
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See #15308
This PR only adds a test case for an open bug report issue, so it can be reverenced as a reproduction step.
Summary
I know the problem, but I don't know regex well enough to solve this problem. I could handle this with an if-statement in addDependency to exclude these deps, but I think regex is the proper solution given the rest of the code.
Test plan
Run this test to reproduce the bug.