I get a warning in .vue files: cannot use imports, exports and module augmentations when '--module' is none.

[jusper-dk]

Installed product versions

• Visual Studio 2017 professional
• This extension: [example 1.1.21]

Description

I get a warning in .vue files: cannot use imports, exports and module augmentations when '--module' is 'none' whereas the module type is specified in my .tsconfig file:
{
"compilerOptions": {
"module": "es2015",
....
}

Where should I specify it else?

Steps to recreate

1. Create a .tsconfig file and set module property to 'es2015'
2. Create a .vue file containing a script e.g.:

<script lang="ts"> import Loader from './Loader.ts' export default Loader </script>

Current behavior

The warning appear on 'import' directive.

Expected behavior

No warnings.

[madskristensen]

Unfortunately the HTML editor in VS doesn't yet support Typescript blocks, but it is coming. There is nothing this extension can do to fix it

/cc @bowdenk7

[michaellewiswilson]

Is there any new information on this or any way to monitor the progress of Typescript block support in VS?

[madskristensen]

Not that I know of

[jim-brown-fst]

Unfortunately the HTML editor in VS doesn't yet support Typescript blocks, but it is coming. There is nothing this extension can do to fix it

/cc @bowdenk7

It's coming? Has it come yet? It's 2.5 years?