Open cspotcode opened 3 years ago
Curious if there's any updates regarding this issue almost a year later, we've used ts-node exclusively in production for awhile, but we're having to move away from it as the worker_threads
implementation can't find a .js
file that doesn't exist, requiring us to build and run from node directly.
Is there a pull request for this? Are you able to send one to be reviewed? Have you tried the recommended approaches above? Those approaches already work with ts-node in worker threads today. If you've tried them, did they work, or were there blockers?
Answers to these questions will help to triage this issue.
@ChristianTucker any update? Would appreciate your assistance to properly prioritize this issue.
When user runs
ts-node ./index.ts
and the code spawns worker_threads and/or child_processes, these should also be able torequire()
.ts
files.This already happens with
node --require ts-node/register
, since that's inherited by child processes and worker threads.Should we make our
ts-node
bin entrypoint behave the same way?yarn
usesNODE_OPTIONS='--require .pnp.js'
to hook their PnP API into the runtime.nyc
uses some sort ofchild_process.spawn
monkey-patching, but they also don't support worker_threads. Why don't they useNODE_OPTIONS
?https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/36531 https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/29117
Are there performance concerns? Can we avoid child processes/threads re-resolving tsconfig when the parent has already done so? By passing the necessary config via an env var, or maybe prepending a
--require /tmp/ts-node-config-497f86.cjs
?