"Unable to find any entry points." since 0.24.2

[RunDevelopment]

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0.24.2

Expected Behavior

Installing 0.24.2 should not break the build.

Actual Behavior

PS C:\Users\micha\Git\refa> npx typedoc --treatWarningsAsErrors --logLevel 0
[debug] Reading tsconfig at ./tsconfig.json
[debug] Using TypeScript 5.0.2 from ./node_modules/typescript/lib
[error] Unable to find any entry points. Make sure TypeDoc can find your tsconfig

Steps to reproduce the bug

1. Download https://github.com/RunDevelopment/refa
   (make sure it's the latest commit: ee63239e81494325acd3149ca2eadda74e76e6b2)
2. npm ci
3. Refa currently uses 0.24.1. Run npx typedoc --treatWarningsAsErrors --logLevel 0 to verify that the build works.
4. npm i -D typedoc@0.24.2
5. Run npx typedoc --treatWarningsAsErrors --logLevel 0 and get the above error.

Environment

• Typedoc version: 0.24.2
• TypeScript version: 5.0.2
• Node.js version: v16.11.1
• OS: Win10

[Gerrit0]

Huh, apparently this is a Windows issue :/

[RunDevelopment]

It works with 0.24.3. Thank you for fixing it!

[tufcode]

Had the same issue, spent hours trying to figure out what was wrong with my config - updating to 0.24.4 fixed it.

[aszx-fyh]

I work with 0.24.4 ,had the same issue.
npx typedoc src/index.ts --logLevel 1

[warning] No tsconfig file found, this will prevent TypeDoc from finding your entry points.
[debug] Using TypeScript 5.0.4 from ./node_modules/.pnpm/typescript@5.0.4/node_modules/typescript/lib
[debug] tsconfig appears to be a solution style tsconfig - creating programs for references
[warning] The entry point ./src/index.ts does not exist or is not included in the program for your provided tsconfig.
[error] Unable to find any entry points. Make sure TypeDoc can find your tsconfig

[RunDevelopment]

@aszx-fyh This doesn't seem to be the same issue. Please open a new issue.

[aszx-fyh]

@RunDevelopment
Here is demo.
When I added an empty tsconfig.json in the root directory, it worked.Do i have to have a tsconfig.json?
os: win10
node: v19.8.1

[RunDevelopment]

Do i have to have a tsconfig.json?

Yes, I would assume so. The TypeScript compiler has a lot of options that can change the meaning of TypeScript files (e.g. strictNullChecks). So typedoc can't fully know what your .ts files mean without a tsconfig.json.