zsnmwy
zsnmwy12mo ago

Now I use the VSCode extension dev

Now I use the VSCode extension dev locally. I want to create a file to store TS types. I don't want to put the logic code and TS types in the same file. It's not easy to read the logic code. And I try to create a type.ts to store the ts types in the flow. But it creates another script for me when I exec wmill sync push. I hope more friendly to import different files. And make both works in local and online code editors.
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Alper
Alper12mo ago
you either need to use relative imports or absolute paths with the "f" or "u" prefix see: https://www.windmill.dev/docs/advanced/sharing_common_logic
Sharing Common Logic | Windmill
It is common to want to share common logic between your scripts. This can be done easily using relative imports in both Python and Deno.