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Support ESM named exports #1843
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This should fixed that: microsoft/TypeScript#47070 Maybe release an updated version now with the latest TypeScript compiler? |
@moshest Unfortunately, that fix hasn't landed in a stable TypeScript release yet, so updating won't help. Thankfully it looks like it'll make it into 4.6 (I just tried it in the latest 4.6 dev build) but that's not scheduled to come out until late next month. |
TypeScript 4.6 has now been released, perhaps it worth reopening this issue? |
PR should be auto-created shortly |
Still not working for me at version
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it would be nice |
Did you read the migration guide?
- [ ] I have read the whole migration guideIs there an existing issue that is already proposing this?
Potential Commit/PR that introduced the regression
No response
Versions
9.1.1
Describe the regression
Exactly the same issue as nestjs/nest#8320 for core packages
For core packages upgrade to 8.1.1+ fixes it, for
nestjs/graphql
- current verison9.1.1
still hast this issue.Minimum reproduction code
in project with package
type: "module"
andtarget: "esnext"
Expected behavior
Node ESM named import works.
Other
I did not see the issue about it 🤷♂️
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