I have a TypeScript package with a number of types in different files underneath a src/resources directory. Though these files and their types are alternately imported and/or exported from src/index.ts (which is my entry point/source within package.json), many of them are excluded, unless I export * all the way down.

Just from experimenting, it looks like:

• types that are exported via export * from './location' from the entry point are included in the build, but types that are exported via export { Type } from './location' are not
• this is true recursively as well: if the entry point includes export * from './location' and ./location/index.ts includes export { Type } from './type', a d.ts file will be created at ./dist/location/index.d.ts that references a non-existent ./dist/location/type.d.ts

Expected behavior: if I export { Type } from './location' from an entry point, then './dist/location.d.ts is created/built, ideally with only the types or other resources that have been exported or depended on from the entry point.

Workaround: run tsc src/index.ts --outDir dist --declaration --emitDeclarationOnly --esModuleInterop AFTER running microbundle to create ALL types referenced by entry point. This doesn't prune unused types, but it's a start!

Small sample to reproduce: https://github.com/carpeliam/microbundle-where-are-my-types

I'm hoping this is just user error, please let me know if I have a problem in my package.json or tsconfig.json or if this isn't a use case that microbundle is focusing on. Thanks all for building a sweet bundler!