magicseth•2mo ago

api.d.ts sorted differently on Windows?

One of our developers uses Windows, and we are having a lot of merge conflicts with api.d.ts It seems like Windows sorts Capital LetTers differently than Mac or Linux. Is that something the generator could accomodate for?

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ballingt•2mo ago

@magicseth wow, thanks for the heads up! I'd think that this line https://github.com/get-convex/convex-js/blob/45f7c4196003a4d827f925d3781ebe64278c5546/src/bundler/index.ts#L30 would mean we didn't have to worry about this, but there must be something else. Can you give us an example of two that get sorted differently?

magicsethOP•2mo ago

magicsethOP•2mo ago

the AI suggests: For best results, always explicitly sort your directory listings with .localeCompare() and numeric: true. also a different locale for this develoepr and of course locale and OS might be red herrings...

ballingt•2mo ago

ah thanks, yeah bet it's one of these going to use

function consistentPathSort(a: Dirent, b: Dirent) {
  return a.name.localeCompare(b.name, "en", {
    sensitivity: "base",
    caseFirst: "upper",
  });
}

function consistentPathSort(a: Dirent, b: Dirent) {
  return a.name.localeCompare(b.name, "en", {
    sensitivity: "base",
    caseFirst: "upper",
  });
}

here, should be in the next release

api.d.ts sorted differently on Windows?

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