whenever bun reads a tsconfig it doesn't understand a warning is presented, I guess that's ok if the intention is to use bun for compilation but it isn't very nice if I am simply using bun as a JS runtime.
What is the feature you are proposing to solve the problem?
A flag to disable ts processing, something like --disable-ts
What alternatives have you considered?
running bun from a directory without a tsconfig in it and/or creating a dedicated tsconfig for bun
Jarred-Sumner
commented
2 years ago
What is the problem this feature will solve?
whenever bun reads a tsconfig it doesn't understand a warning is presented, I guess that's ok if the intention is to use bun for compilation but it isn't very nice if I am simply using bun as a JS runtime.
What is the feature you are proposing to solve the problem?
A flag to disable ts processing, something like
--disable-tsWhat alternatives have you considered?
running bun from a directory without a tsconfig in it and/or creating a dedicated tsconfig for bun