svg file (or puml file) only contains one box

[MappingSteve]

E.g.

tplant --input test/Playground/Inheritance/*.ts --output test/Playground/Inheritance.svg

results in a single box, that describes the Animal class.

tplant --input test/Playground/Inheritance/*.ts --output test/Playground/Inheritance.puml

results in:

@startuml
class Animal {
+name: string
+move(distanceInMeters?: number): void
}
@enduml

Presumably there should be other boxes, such as Horse.

Running on Win 10, via MINGW64 git-bash terminal window.

[MappingSteve]

UPDATE: I discovered that specifying Horse.ts does better:

tplant --input test/Playground/Inheritance/Horse.ts --output test/Playground/Horse.puml

outputs:

@startuml
class Animal {
+name: string
+move(distanceInMeters?: number): void
}
class Horse extends Animal {
+move(distanceInMeters?: number): void
}
@enduml

Likewise, ".svg" output shows two boxes, with arrow from Horse to Animal.

[BillyBobFry]

You need to wrap your glob in single quotes:
tplant --input 'test/Playground/Inheritance/*.ts' --output test/Playground/Inheritance.svg

This is because your shell is immediately converting the glob string to the first matching file (test/Playground/Inheritance/Animal.ts).