feat(esbuild): allow ts / tsx files in esbuilds srcs #2594
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Need to add an extra test in here. I think I've broken the case where if you have only JS sources in |
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Esbuild can take
.tsfiles as an input and compile to js, this change allows that, and shows that you can plumb together bothesbuild,ts_projectandjs_libraryin novel ways to compile Typescript and bundle it.It's a little tricky to handle the
entry_point, as we resolve a.tsentrypoint to its js for the user. This change means that if a.tsfile is passed toentry_pointthen it's expected to be insrcs, rather thandeps.As a breaking change in 4.0.0, I'd like to propose that we don't automagically resolve to a
.jsinput, and the user has to specify the correct extension, or at least provide a flag to flip to the new behaviour, or back to thelegacy_resolve_ts_entry_points(I like verbose names).closes #2594