chore(dev): Replace ts-node with tsx #6481
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`tsx` has a couple of advantages over `ts-node`: - Running a script with `tsx` is about 20% faster than with `ts-node`. - `tsx` is also easier to use. I've had problems where `ts-node` doesn't seem to honor the TypeScript config like `tsc` does, but `tsx` "just works".
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@SocketSecurity ignore npm/tsx@4.20.5 I reviewed this and I don't think this is an issue. I believe |
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tsxhas a couple of advantages overts-node:tsxis about 20% faster than withts-node.tsxis also easier to use. I've run into problems in the past wherets-nodedoesn't seem to honor the TypeScript config liketscdoes, buttsx"just works".References
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