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nodemon not working with ts-node require hook anymore #1564
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If you don't use any custom flag for node, you can replace |
Yes I know. I was just pointing out that it wasn't consistent with node. It was kinda hard to catch |
Any suggestions on work around fixes or should the feature be reverted? (For context: I don't use typescript in any of my own workflows) |
I guess just ignoring the ts-node require hook would just work. |
Can you explain? I have absolutely zero knowledge of how typescript works. I know it exists, but I've yet to write using TS, so I don't know what the require hook is, or looks like, or what that means for nodemon. |
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Creating this issue as requested in a response to : #1552 (comment)
nodemon -v
: 1.19.0node -v
: 12.0Expected behaviour
nodemon -r ts-node/register app.ts
works just likenode -r ts-node/register app.ts
Actual behaviour
Unable to compile to Typescript
Steps to reproduce
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--dump
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