A few days ago, I was getting started with Deno, a secure runtime for JS and TS. I use VSCode as my Deno IDE. Deno works just as intended, so I don't think it is an issue with the executable.
However, when I came to module imports (from local files), I had a problem. Deno requires the extension of the file to be specified in imports (Deno uses ES6 imports), but normal TypeScript doesn't, so when I don't specify the extension VSCode is fine, but running with Deno raises an error. Specifying the extension gives me error squiggles in VSCode but Deno works fine.
I have seen this answer, and the @ts-ignore comment indeed works, but I think there should be a better solution to this.
So, is there another extension / configuration option / any other way to remove the squiggles without @ts-ignore? (Because it kinda becomes a problem if you want to import from a large batch of files)
