use vscode-nls-dev-loader

extensions/shared.webpack.config.js

@@ -12,17 +12,36 @@ const path = require('path');
  * returns a good default configuation for extensions that
  * want to do webpack
  */
-module.exports = function (extensionDir, useTsLoader = true) {
-	let config = {
+module.exports = function (extensionDir) {
+	return {
 		context: extensionDir,
 		mode: 'none', // this leaves the source code as close as possible to the original (when packaging we set this to 'production')
 		target: 'node', // extensions run in a node context
 		resolve: {
 			mainFields: ['main'], // prefer the main-entry of package.json files
-			extensions: [".js"]
+			extensions: ['.ts', '.js'] // support ts-files and js-files
 		},
 		module: {
-			rules: []
+			rules: [{
+				test: /\.ts$/,
+				exclude: /node_modules/,
+				use: [{
+					// vscode-nls-dev loader:
+					// * rewrite nls-calls
+					loader: 'vscode-nls-dev/lib/webpack-loader'
+				}, {
+					// configure TypeScript loader:
+					// * only transpile because we have a separate compilation pipeline
+					// * enable sources maps for end-to-end source maps
+					loader: 'ts-loader',
+					options: {
+						transpileOnly: true,
+						compilerOptions: {
+							"sourceMap": true,
+						}
+					}
+				}]
+			}]
 		},
 		output: {
 			// all output goes into `dist`.
@@ -34,26 +53,4 @@ module.exports = function (extensionDir, useTsLoader = true) {
 		// yes, really source maps
 		devtool: 'source-map'
 	};
-
-	if (useTsLoader) {
-		config.resolve.extensions = [".ts", ".js"]; // support ts-files and js-files
-		config.module.rules = [{
-			// configure TypeScript loader:
-			// * only transpile because we have a separate compilation pipeline
-			// * enable sources maps for end-to-end source maps
-			test: /\.ts$/,
-			exclude: /node_modules/,
-			use: [{
-				loader: 'ts-loader',
-				options: {
-					transpileOnly: true,
-					compilerOptions: {
-						"sourceMap": true,
-					}
-				}
-			}]
-		}];
-	}
-
-	return config;
 };