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Fixes#12827

The fix in #11962 asserted that moduleNotFoundError would be defined for any module augmentations.
However, if the augmentation is in a declaration file, this is undefined, because we don't validate names of augmentations that are defined in ambient context. See #8200. The reason Vladimir Matveev (@vladima) mentioned was (#8113 (comment)):

it is quite possible that some 3rd party module A that was imported in application also defines an augmentation for some another module B but application itself does not use B and as a consequence does not have dependency on it so resolution for B always will fail and user will always see some errors that he cannot get rid of.

However, if we have an untyped import, that means that we are using the library, but don't have typings for it. The problem is that you can't augment typings that don't exist.
We could elide the error, but the augmentation would then have no effect -- you would still get any when trying to use functions defined by the augmentation.

Debug.assert(!!moduleNotFoundError);
const diag = Diagnostics.Invalid_module_name_in_augmentation_Module_0_resolves_to_an_untyped_module_at_1_which_cannot_be_augmented;
error(errorNode, diag, moduleName, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);
error(errorNode, diag, moduleReference, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);

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This has no effect on tests, but seemed more correct, as moduleName is escaped, and the below error also uses moduleReference.

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Andy (Andrewkraft) (@Andy-MS), please port this change to release-2.1 as well.

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Fixes#12827

The fix in #11962 asserted that moduleNotFoundError would be defined for any module augmentations.
However, if the augmentation is in a declaration file, this is undefined, because we don't validate names of augmentations that are defined in ambient context. See #8200. The reason Vladimir Matveev (@vladima) mentioned was (#8113 (comment)):

it is quite possible that some 3rd party module A that was imported in application also defines an augmentation for some another module B but application itself does not use B and as a consequence does not have dependency on it so resolution for B always will fail and user will always see some errors that he cannot get rid of.

However, if we have an untyped import, that means that we are using the library, but don't have typings for it. The problem is that you can't augment typings that don't exist.
We could elide the error, but the augmentation would then have no effect -- you would still get any when trying to use functions defined by the augmentation.

Debug.assert(!!moduleNotFoundError);
const diag = Diagnostics.Invalid_module_name_in_augmentation_Module_0_resolves_to_an_untyped_module_at_1_which_cannot_be_augmented;
error(errorNode, diag, moduleName, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);
error(errorNode, diag, moduleReference, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);

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This has no effect on tests, but seemed more correct, as moduleName is escaped, and the below error also uses moduleReference.

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Andy (Andrewkraft) (@Andy-MS), please port this change to release-2.1 as well.

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Fixes#12827

The fix in #11962 asserted that moduleNotFoundError would be defined for any module augmentations.
However, if the augmentation is in a declaration file, this is undefined, because we don't validate names of augmentations that are defined in ambient context. See #8200. The reason Vladimir Matveev (@vladima) mentioned was (#8113 (comment)):

it is quite possible that some 3rd party module A that was imported in application also defines an augmentation for some another module B but application itself does not use B and as a consequence does not have dependency on it so resolution for B always will fail and user will always see some errors that he cannot get rid of.

However, if we have an untyped import, that means that we are using the library, but don't have typings for it. The problem is that you can't augment typings that don't exist.
We could elide the error, but the augmentation would then have no effect -- you would still get any when trying to use functions defined by the augmentation.

Debug.assert(!!moduleNotFoundError);
const diag = Diagnostics.Invalid_module_name_in_augmentation_Module_0_resolves_to_an_untyped_module_at_1_which_cannot_be_augmented;
error(errorNode, diag, moduleName, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);
error(errorNode, diag, moduleReference, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);

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This has no effect on tests, but seemed more correct, as moduleName is escaped, and the below error also uses moduleReference.

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Andy (Andrewkraft) (@Andy-MS), please port this change to release-2.1 as well.

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Fixes#12827

The fix in #11962 asserted that moduleNotFoundError would be defined for any module augmentations.
However, if the augmentation is in a declaration file, this is undefined, because we don't validate names of augmentations that are defined in ambient context. See #8200. The reason Vladimir Matveev (@vladima) mentioned was (#8113 (comment)):

it is quite possible that some 3rd party module A that was imported in application also defines an augmentation for some another module B but application itself does not use B and as a consequence does not have dependency on it so resolution for B always will fail and user will always see some errors that he cannot get rid of.

However, if we have an untyped import, that means that we are using the library, but don't have typings for it. The problem is that you can't augment typings that don't exist.
We could elide the error, but the augmentation would then have no effect -- you would still get any when trying to use functions defined by the augmentation.

Debug.assert(!!moduleNotFoundError);
const diag = Diagnostics.Invalid_module_name_in_augmentation_Module_0_resolves_to_an_untyped_module_at_1_which_cannot_be_augmented;
error(errorNode, diag, moduleName, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);
error(errorNode, diag, moduleReference, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);

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This has no effect on tests, but seemed more correct, as moduleName is escaped, and the below error also uses moduleReference.

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Andy (Andrewkraft) (@Andy-MS), please port this change to release-2.1 as well.

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Fixes#12827

The fix in #11962 asserted that moduleNotFoundError would be defined for any module augmentations.
However, if the augmentation is in a declaration file, this is undefined, because we don't validate names of augmentations that are defined in ambient context. See #8200. The reason Vladimir Matveev (@vladima) mentioned was (#8113 (comment)):

it is quite possible that some 3rd party module A that was imported in application also defines an augmentation for some another module B but application itself does not use B and as a consequence does not have dependency on it so resolution for B always will fail and user will always see some errors that he cannot get rid of.

However, if we have an untyped import, that means that we are using the library, but don't have typings for it. The problem is that you can't augment typings that don't exist.
We could elide the error, but the augmentation would then have no effect -- you would still get any when trying to use functions defined by the augmentation.

Debug.assert(!!moduleNotFoundError);
const diag = Diagnostics.Invalid_module_name_in_augmentation_Module_0_resolves_to_an_untyped_module_at_1_which_cannot_be_augmented;
error(errorNode, diag, moduleName, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);
error(errorNode, diag, moduleReference, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);

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This has no effect on tests, but seemed more correct, as moduleName is escaped, and the below error also uses moduleReference.

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Andy (Andrewkraft) (@Andy-MS), please port this change to release-2.1 as well.

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Fixes#12827

The fix in #11962 asserted that moduleNotFoundError would be defined for any module augmentations.
However, if the augmentation is in a declaration file, this is undefined, because we don't validate names of augmentations that are defined in ambient context. See #8200. The reason Vladimir Matveev (@vladima) mentioned was (#8113 (comment)):

it is quite possible that some 3rd party module A that was imported in application also defines an augmentation for some another module B but application itself does not use B and as a consequence does not have dependency on it so resolution for B always will fail and user will always see some errors that he cannot get rid of.

However, if we have an untyped import, that means that we are using the library, but don't have typings for it. The problem is that you can't augment typings that don't exist.
We could elide the error, but the augmentation would then have no effect -- you would still get any when trying to use functions defined by the augmentation.

Debug.assert(!!moduleNotFoundError);
const diag = Diagnostics.Invalid_module_name_in_augmentation_Module_0_resolves_to_an_untyped_module_at_1_which_cannot_be_augmented;
error(errorNode, diag, moduleName, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);
error(errorNode, diag, moduleReference, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);

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This has no effect on tests, but seemed more correct, as moduleName is escaped, and the below error also uses moduleReference.

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Andy (Andrewkraft) (@Andy-MS), please port this change to release-2.1 as well.

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Fixes#12827

The fix in #11962 asserted that moduleNotFoundError would be defined for any module augmentations.
However, if the augmentation is in a declaration file, this is undefined, because we don't validate names of augmentations that are defined in ambient context. See #8200. The reason Vladimir Matveev (@vladima) mentioned was (#8113 (comment)):

it is quite possible that some 3rd party module A that was imported in application also defines an augmentation for some another module B but application itself does not use B and as a consequence does not have dependency on it so resolution for B always will fail and user will always see some errors that he cannot get rid of.

However, if we have an untyped import, that means that we are using the library, but don't have typings for it. The problem is that you can't augment typings that don't exist.
We could elide the error, but the augmentation would then have no effect -- you would still get any when trying to use functions defined by the augmentation.

Debug.assert(!!moduleNotFoundError);
const diag = Diagnostics.Invalid_module_name_in_augmentation_Module_0_resolves_to_an_untyped_module_at_1_which_cannot_be_augmented;
error(errorNode, diag, moduleName, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);
error(errorNode, diag, moduleReference, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);

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This has no effect on tests, but seemed more correct, as moduleName is escaped, and the below error also uses moduleReference.

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Produce an error for an augmentation of an untyped module even if moduleNotFoundError is not defined - #12852

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Fixes#12827

The fix in #11962 asserted that moduleNotFoundError would be defined for any module augmentations.
However, if the augmentation is in a declaration file, this is undefined, because we don't validate names of augmentations that are defined in ambient context. See #8200. The reason Vladimir Matveev (@vladima) mentioned was (#8113 (comment)):

it is quite possible that some 3rd party module A that was imported in application also defines an augmentation for some another module B but application itself does not use B and as a consequence does not have dependency on it so resolution for B always will fail and user will always see some errors that he cannot get rid of.

However, if we have an untyped import, that means that we are using the library, but don't have typings for it. The problem is that you can't augment typings that don't exist.
We could elide the error, but the augmentation would then have no effect -- you would still get any when trying to use functions defined by the augmentation.

Debug.assert(!!moduleNotFoundError);
const diag = Diagnostics.Invalid_module_name_in_augmentation_Module_0_resolves_to_an_untyped_module_at_1_which_cannot_be_augmented;
error(errorNode, diag, moduleName, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);
error(errorNode, diag, moduleReference, resolvedModule.resolvedFileName);

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This has no effect on tests, but seemed more correct, as moduleName is escaped, and the below error also uses moduleReference.

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Andy (Andrewkraft) (@Andy-MS), please port this change to release-2.1 as well.

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Debug.assert for missing module name augmentation

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