Import errors in node
See original GitHub issueTypeError: prelude_1.prop is not a function
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Using
@typed/maybeworked out well! (I’m using tsc without webpack.)Thanks for the help, I just did my first
Maybeandap, and it feels awesome 🎉I am much in favor of explicit imports. A convenient shortcut using
@typed/preludeis preferable to re-exports.