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I have a question regarding the process which converts all typescript files into UI5-Like JS files. It seems to me that basically every TypeScript files receives the sap.ui.define addition when needed / possible. Now I have a Service-Worker in our UI5 App which definitely doesn't need the sap.ui.define addition. Is there any way right not to let the transformation to UI5 modules know, to ignore certain files whilst still transpiling TS to JS?
If not, would that be something that could be implemented? I would look myself into this if no other option is available today.
Kind regards
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Hello,
I have a question regarding the process which converts all typescript files into UI5-Like JS files. It seems to me that basically every TypeScript files receives the
sap.ui.defineaddition when needed / possible. Now I have a Service-Worker in our UI5 App which definitely doesn't need thesap.ui.defineaddition. Is there any way right not to let the transformation to UI5 modules know, to ignore certain files whilst still transpiling TS to JS?If not, would that be something that could be implemented? I would look myself into this if no other option is available today.
Kind regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: