Add nested namespace handling for TS

[julien1619]

Relates to #1673

Add nested namespace declaration handling for Typescript.

[coveralls]

Coverage increased (+0.003%) to 97.744% when pulling 5cc3147 on julien1619:feature/fix-nested-ts-namespace into 8118170 on benmosher:master.

[coveralls]

Coverage increased (+0.006%) to 97.745% when pulling 1c7c10f on julien1619:feature/fix-nested-ts-namespace into 92caa35 on benmosher:master.

[coveralls]

Coverage increased (+0.006%) to 97.745% when pulling 1c7c10f on julien1619:feature/fix-nested-ts-namespace into 92caa35 on benmosher:master.

[coveralls]

Coverage increased (+0.006%) to 97.745% when pulling 1c7c10f on julien1619:feature/fix-nested-ts-namespace into 92caa35 on benmosher:master.

[julien1619]

I have one more commit to add so please wait before merging. Thanks!

[ljharb]

@julien1619 when this is ready for review, and tests are passing, please mark the PR as such :-) thanks!

[julien1619]

I have one last thing to fix, it doesn't crash anymore but it fails to check properly an existing nested namespace (see the last commit with the test that is still failing).

[julien1619]

Done!

[djejaquino]

No releases with this one?

[ljharb]

@djejaquino nope, not yet. you get what you pay for :-) it will be released when the next release is ready, and when i have time to release it.

[djejaquino]

@ljharb I am sorry, did you find my question unpolite or something to come up with such roughness? It was a very simple question with no intention to demand anything out of anyone.

[ljharb]

@djejaquino i apologize that I came off as rough; in general, asking for a release (especially after a mere 4 days) is indeed impolite, since it's making demands on an unpaid maintainer's time. It's especially complex during a global pandemic and widespread police lawlessness.

I will get it released as soon as possible.

[djejaquino]

@ljharb again, I did not ask for a release, I asked if there is a release.

You do it at your time, I could not care less as I was just evaluating this plugin to maybe use it on a customer project.

Maybe it was a poor choice of words in one’s perspective, and ended up leading you thinking that way, but I am not really used to tiptoe around internet people.

While I appreciate the great job maintainers such as you do for the community, I guess that dealing with condescending people asking for free stuff could create an over sensitive subject for some, leading to misinterpretation.

Stay safe.

[ljharb]

Apologies for being sensitive about it. In general, you can click on the merge commit, and see if it’s included in any git tags, indicating it’s in a release.

[djejaquino]

100% my fault not checking that. Thanks for pointing it out.