It's possible to reference resources outside of the root?

[ZeeD]

Hi.
I'm trying to split my project because I need to offer multiple "flavors" of my library.
while, on the "npm side" I can use workspaces, I would like to understand if I can tell bsc to support files outside of the project.
I have a layout like

 tree
.
├── flav1
│   ├── bsconfig.json
│   ├── config.json
│   └── package.json
├── flav2
│   ├── bsconfig.json
│   ├── config.json
│   ├── package.json
├── package.json
└── src
    ├── components
    ├── manifest
    └── source
        └── mysource.bs

focusing on flav1 I would like to set, in the bsconfig.json something like

{
    "rootDir": "../src",
    "files": [
        "manifest",
        "source/**/*.*",
        "components/**/*.*",
        "../flav1/config.json"
    ]
}

what I'm trying to tell is "use ../src as the main folder of the project, but also include in the package the specific config.json I have here"

but bsc ends with the error Error: Cannot reference a file outside of rootDir when using a top-level string. Please use a src;des; object instead.
I've tried to put something like "../flav1/config.json:config.json;" in the bsconfig.json but it's not working.
Is there a way to tell bsc to include a file outside the rootDir?

[ZeeD]

... and I just found out that you can set ...

{
    "src": [
        "../flav1/config.json"
    ],
    "dest": "config.json"
}

[TwitchBronBron]

Yeah, this is the correct pattern.

You can also reference entire folders with this pattern:

"src": "./", //this is your "flavor1/" folder
"files": [{
    "src": "../src/**/*",
    "dest": "" //start all relative paths at the root of the project, so "flavor1/"
}]