Fix build with TS alias without basePath #11693
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LGTM, I tested locally and path aliasing is working now. Unrelated to my ticket but one limitation of Redwood path aliasing feature currently is it requires /*. I discovered this while testing this fix. We cannot do something like: "#*": ["./src/components/*"], at the moment.
Thank you for the fix!
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Closes #11686.
I think this was accidentally introduced when we removed
baseUrl. The change assumes rootDir as the fallback if there's no baseUrl (default TS behaviour).