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Regarding 2b, that’s also the case in node when using es imports, so support for that probably follows from 2a in most cases.
by nicoburns 4y ago
Regarding 2b, that’s also the case in node when using es imports, so support for that probably follows from 2a in most cases.
- brundolf 4y agoTrue, but unfortunately in TypeScript the norm is to omit the file extension (I think you even have to make configuration changes to allow otherwise). Node doesn't care because it doesn't deal with the TypeScript directly at all, so most Node-targeted TypeScript ends up not having file extensions