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fix: TypeScript file detection #56
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Aug 29, 2023
| describe('From TypeScript file', ({ describe }) => { | ||
| describe('with allowJs', async ({ test, onFinish }) => { | ||
| const fixture = await createFixture({ | ||
| 'import.mts': importAndLog('./file.mjs'), |
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Confused. file.mts isn't actually a JS file so why does it require allowJs to be enabled?
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Previously, detecting a TypeScript file was purely based on the file extension. However, it's possible that
allowJsis set intsconfig.jsonso it's not limited to files with TS extensions.closes privatenumber/tsx#344
closes #40
addresses half of privatenumber/tsx#135