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No, it’s new, to comply with new stuff from nodejs. You can likely change it with a config, but do note that importing using .js will be the new standard way o
by tobyhinloopen 4y ago
No, it’s new, to comply with new stuff from nodejs.
You can likely change it with a config, but do note that importing using .js will be the new standard way of doing things and by changing it through configuration you’re chosing to not follow the new standard.
It’s a complete mess IMO. Every project uses a different way to handle modules and there’s a lot of rough edges.