feat(node-resolve): Resolve js/jsx/mjs/cjs imports from TypeScript files #1498
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it is very import to support |
lukastaegert
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May 23, 2023
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how the progress of this feature? |
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@shellscape Since you reviewed #1454, maybe you could take a look at this PR as well? |
tada5hi
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May 30, 2023
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Description
This patch is a combination of PRs #1475 and #1454. It updates the logic for importing from within a TypeScript file. In that case,
.jscan now resolve to.tsand.tsx,.jsxcan resolve to.tsx,.mjscan resolve to.mts, and.cjscan resolve to.cts. This behavior was verified to mimic that oftscitself. Importing from within plain JS files is untouched (e.g., a.jsimport from within a.jsfile will not resolve to.ts).