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teoman

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This one is working while building with VS 2013 locally.

But when I publish on website at Azure, it is still throwing error.

Error TS17004: Build: Cannot use JSX unless the '--jsx' flag is provided.

How can I fix this on Azure deployment?

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Richard Moss

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Hello,

Thanks for your comment. My initial guess is that you applied the setting only to your Debug config, and your Azure publish will be using the Release config.

I actually need to update this article as there is a UI for it - if you display the Project Properties window, a new TypeScript Build tab will appear - I'm so unused to never seeing the contents of this window extend I never thought to check it when first playing with TypeScript! Regardless, you can use this page to configure the JSX Compilation mode - just change the Configuration option to All configurations, then change the JSX compilation in TSX files to React.

I have a web project using TSX files that I publish to an Azure website and this works fine for me, although I am using Visual Studio 2015 rather than the 2013 you mentioned.

Hope this helps.

Regards;
Richard Moss