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Esmodule options in rollup output is always undefined
See original GitHub issueHi,
While working on #468 I noticed this line of code
esModule: tsconfigJSON ? tsconfigJSON.esModuleInterop : false,
But esModuleInterop is a compiler option so I guess it should be
esModule: Boolean(tsconfigJSON?.compilerOptions?.esModuleInterop)
I can create a PR to fix this I just want to be sure that I’m not missing something here…
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:7 (2 by maintainers)
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No need to apologize, 2 days to respond is pretty normal. I just wanted to get all the tsconfig changes & tests done in one go
Oh sh*t, you’re right, that’s actually my code from #327 😨 . We don’t have automated tests for
tsconfigproperties (we should! for #468 too preferably), but I actually have a fork of TSDX I used specifically for this feature and it worked there… 😖 🤔 🤔Let me take a look at it when I get the chance. This syntax is preferred though.
I’m also working on adding tests for custom babel config (c.f. #443 ); custom tsconfig is actually easier (no new dependencies).