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esm bundle: the export name "__esModule" is reserved and cannot be used
See original GitHub issueWe’re having trouble importing chevrotain using esbuild v0.12.7:
We get the following error:
> node_modules/chevrotain/lib_esm/api_esm.mjs:28:13: error: The export name "__esModule" is reserved and cannot be used (it's needed as an export marker when converting ES module syntax to CommonJS)
28 │ export const __esModule = mod.__esModule;
╵ ~~~~~~~~~~
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Thanks a bunch!
9.0.2 is out on npmjs.com