No arguments passed to main when relative imports in VSCode Preview

Hi, when I

bundle relative path for local preview

bundle relative path for local preview

in VSCode (the only way I found to have relative imports working), when I test my script, arguments are not passed to it.

To reproduce, here is a simple script:

import { Language } from "./lib/database/types";

export async function main(languages: string[]) {
  return languages ;
}

import { Language } from "./lib/database/types";

export async function main(languages: string[]) {
  return languages ;
}

Create a test with parameters. Without the import and so not bundling, no issue, adding the import, not bundling, the preview can't resolve the path, and when bundling, it returns null. Am I missing something?

Windmill•13mo ago•

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No arguments passed to main when relative imports in VSCode Preview

Hi, when I

bundle relative path for local preview

bundle relative path for local preview

in VSCode (the only way I found to have relative imports working), when I test my script, arguments are not passed to it.

To reproduce, here is a simple script:

import { Language } from "./lib/database/types";

export async function main(languages: string[]) {
  return languages ;
}

import { Language } from "./lib/database/types";

export async function main(languages: string[]) {
  return languages ;
}

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