fix(cli): correctly resolve file with fake extension

[bodinsamuel]

Changes

Fixes https://linear.app/nango/issue/NAN-3090/cli-issue-when-detecting-lib

• CLI: correctly resolve file with fake extension
  It was buggy when importing stuff like schema.zod. It was resolved to schema.ts instead of schema.zod.ts.

[linear]

NAN-3090 CLI issue when detecting lib

[TBonnin]

I don't follow where the bug is. path.basename('a/b/c/schema.zod.ts', path.extname('ts'))) should give a/b/c/schema.zod no?

[bodinsamuel]

It's because extension-less imports are valid in Typescript, so when you autocomplete, it often imports this schema.zod and since we are less smart, we think .zod is the extension.

[TBonnin]

got it

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