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Welcome to Depfu 👋
This is one of the first three pull requests with dependency updates we've sent your way. We tried to start with a few easy patch-level updates. Hopefully your tests will pass and you can merge this pull request without too much risk. This should give you an idea how Depfu works in general.
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What changed?
✳️ ts-node (9.1.1 → 10.0.0) · Repo
Release Notes
10.0.0
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Commits
See the full diff on Github. The new version differs by 55 commits:
10.0.0
rebuild readme
fix broken links
Rebuild README
npm install && npm prune
remove WIP banner from website
Merge docs into main prior to v10 release (#1335)
update api-extractor report
Detect esm builtins protocol change on node 12.20.0 (#1332)
recognize when //# sourceMappingURL is percent-encoded (#1330)
add to sourcemap tests: --transpile-only and spaces in filenames (#1329)
CI caching, minimum necessary build steps, and uploading npm logs when npm fails on windows (#1327)
Add api-extractor (#1324)
Update CONTRIBUTING.md
Website updates for v10 release (#1297)
Add @tsconfig/node16 (#1313)
Add node 16 to test matrix; drop node 10 (#1312)
Build website from docs branch, not main
Fix website syntax highlighting (#1295)
Update package.json (#1294)
exclude tests from npm package to shrink install size (#1273)
Refactor codebase into separate files, and enable `importsNotUsedAsValues: error` (#1266)
Delete tslint.json
update package-lock
implicitly reference "node" types and implement fallback resolution for "node" types to either cwd @types/node or globally-installed @types/node (#1257)
fix test failures caused by prettier formatting changes (#1255)
Code changes required to rename default branch to main (#1254)
#1231 followup: tslint to prettier: apply formatting changes, remove tslint:disable comments (#1251)
Config changes to remove tslint, add prettier, using all defaults expect (#1231)
swc transpiler and new --transpiler option to use third-party transpilers (#1160)
Implement #1202: default @tsconfig/bases (#1236)
upgrade typedoc (#1250)
#1100: adds --show-config to log the resolved configuration (#1243)
mark @internals and improve jsdoc (#1242)
Fix bug from ava changes: remove erroneous testlib import from index.ts (#1238)
remove duplicate build step from CI (#1237)
Fix #1229 and #1235: [BREAKING] always throw ERR_REQUIRE_ESM when attempting to execute ESM as CJS, even when ESM loader is not loaded (#1232)
Switch from mocha to ava to make tests faster (#1230)
Refactor tests to stop using callbacks (#1227)
fix #1217 (#1224)
filter tsconfig "ts-node" options so that un-approved options do not affect compiler behavior (#1223)
make --script-mode the default; add --cwd-mode to switch back to old behavior; other cwd, project, and dir fixes (#1155)
Update sidebars.js
spawn ts-node in tests with cwd set to ./tests subdirectory (#1216)
Docusaurus-powered documentation website (#1207)
trigger linguist reindex (#1206)
Create .gitattributes (#1205)
fix dependabot alerts (#1193)
Update codecov.yml (#1196)
try out a smaller codecov report in gh comments (#1192)
Add self to package.json contributors array (#1190)
Declare all env vars (#1191)
Bump axios from 0.19.0 to 0.21.1 (#1187)
Update config.yml
Clarify README for tsx/jsx endings. (#1179)
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