Use ts-node for Typescript Projects
See original GitHub issueIt would be really nice to use ts-node
under the hood for typescript projects when developing. Debugging errors would be far easier seeing where the error happened in the TS code vs compiled JS.
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Would be great if this was included in the tools.
As a temporary solution, I’m running
tsc -w
in another bash tab.What is the guidance for debugging TypeScript projects? EDIT: Had to manually adjust ports for inspection as mentioned here https://stackoverflow.com/a/55932453/18146992