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In `@parser.js`:
- Line 90: Update the TypeScript loader condition in the parser.js require path
so Node’s strip mode does not prevent ts-node from handling configs that require
transformations, such as enums or tsconfig-based transforms. Retain a ts-node
fallback for those configs, or explicitly restrict and validate supported
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@jdmarshall Sorry... I'm not following why you're commenting on those lines? This is what the diff looks like for me: https://github.com/node-config/node-config/pull/936.diff |
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This whole commit is just weird: dae08b3 If you edit a line in one commit and put it back, you still show up on the git blame, which complicates other people reasoning about potential bugs. I actually use annotations heavily to prevent regressions and aid in major refactors, particularly when the contributor is either no longer available or has forgotten why they did things. Muddying the water is permanent, and the only way to fix it is to decline it in the first place. So drop the commit so you don't have to then revert the changes in the substantive commit. |
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@jdmarshall Oh, I see. Let me see what I can do. Btw, github also has a repo setting to squash merge. |
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@jdmarshall Can you check again? I think the history should be gone now, with just the single, correct commit. |
Summary by CodeRabbit
strip, without requiringts-noderegistration. Other cases retain the existing behavior.Closes #914