`SEMMLE_TYPESCRIPT_NODE_RUNTIME` can be used to provide the path to the Node.js runtime executable.
If this is omitted, the extractor defaults to the current behaviour of looking for `node` on the PATH.
`SEMMLE_TYPESCRIPT_NODE_RUNTIME_EXTRA_ARGS` can be used to provide additional arguments to the
Node.js runtime. These are passed first, before the arguments supplied by the extractor.
These changes are designed to allow TypeScript extraction in controlled customer environments where
we cannot control the PATH, or must use custom Node.js executables with certain arguments set.
`yield import(...)` previously caused a syntax error, now it is parsed
correctly.
`parseYield` is the only place where the value of `startsExpr` matters,
so this change should not affect anything else.
Javadoc claims not to be able to resolve this link, while Eclipse manages to do so without any problems, failing an internal PR check.
It's only in a test, though, so I just removed it.
Every once in a while we encounter projects using some custom file extension for files that we could in principle extract, but since the extractor doesn't know about the extension the files are skipped.
To handle this, the legacy extractor has a `--file-type` option that one can use to specify a file type to use for all files in that particular extraction. So far, `AutoBuild` has nothing of the sort.
This PR proposes to introduce an environment variable `LGTM_INDEX_FILETYPES` to allow a similar customisation. In the fullness of time, this variable would be set through `lgtm.yml` in the usual way, but for now it is undocumented and for internal use only.
Specifically, `LGTM_INDEX_FILETYPES` is a newline-separated list of ".extension:filetype" pairs, specifying that files with the given `.extension` should be extracted as type `filetype`, where
`filetype` is one of `js`, `html`, `json`, `typescript` or `yaml`.
For example, `.jsm:js` causes all `.jsm` files to be extracted as JavaScript.
This can also be used to override default file types: for example, by specifying `.js:typescript` all JavaScript files will be extracted as TypeScript.
