- VSCode Version: 1.20.1 - OS Version: OSX - Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes Given the following files: - `src/some/path/to/consumer.ts` - `src/some/other/path/util.ts` When editing `consumer.ts` to import a member of `util.ts`, VSCode will suggest and import the following: - In 1.19.3: `import { thing } from 'some/other/path/util';` - In 1.20.1: `import { thing } from '../../other/path/util';` In our codebase, we have the compiler option `baseUrl` set to `./src`. We have no other path-related settings. Restrictions: - I can't change the `baseUrl` as we don't want to see `src/` pre-pended to our imports, - We need the full path (without `src/` prepended) for easy grepping and refactoring. Is there a way to get the old behaviour back here? I've tried playing around with the `paths` and `rootDirs` compiler options but have had no luck. Thanks,