TypeScript Version:
1.8.9

I am generating a library using the outDir option. The idea is mostly not to pollute my src dir.
But the issue is that i still want reference relative path to be relative as if the files where in src
The problem mostly happens with existing definition files in src
I think the problem is related to this one

let's say src is assets
and outDir is build/assets

my src :

test.d.ts
test.ts
test2.ts

test2.ts reference ./test.d.ts

my ouptut dir (build/assets) looks like this

test.js
test.js.map
test2.js
test2.js.map
test.d.ts
test2.d.ts

the problem appears in test2.d.ts and test2.js.map and test.js.map
in test2.d.ts it references ../../assets/test.d.ts when i want ./test.d.ts
in test2.js.map it references its sources ../../assets/test2.ts when i want test2.ts
same in test.js.map

I tried the option rootDir and set it to assets as i thought that was what it was for : to force all relative output path to be related to it. But it doesn't work.

Is there any way to do this? I need this because even if i build inside a different dir i still want to package it as if it was in the source dir.