Update ts-node: 10.1.0 → 10.2.0 (minor)

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✳️ ts-node (10.1.0 → 10.2.0) · Repo

Release Notes

10.2.0

Questions about this release? Ask in the official discussion thread: #1423

Added

• Adds top-level await support to REPL (#1383, #245) @ejose19
  • can be disabled with --no-experimental-repl-await, experimentalReplAwait, or TS_NODE_EXPERIMENTAL_REPL_AWAIT (CLI docs, API docs)
• Setting "pretty": false disables pretty formatting of diagnostics even when stdout is a TTY (#1418, #1420) @elevatebart
  • Applies to ts-node's pretty option, not to be confused with TypeScript's pretty option
• Ignores diagnostics which are annoying in an interactive REPL (#1396, #1120, #729, #850, #469)
  • For example, when you input const foo = 1 in the REPL, foo is unused. We ignore the resulting diagnostic foo is declared but its value is never read
  • Diagnostics are only ignored in the REPL
  • Diagnostics for non-REPL files imported by the REPL will still be shown
• Logged stack traces are colorized to match vanilla node's behavior (#1412, #1405)

Fixed

• Fix #1397: SWC transpiler should emit ECMAScript imports and exports when configuration dictates (#1409, #1397)
  • Enables SWC transpiler to be used alongside --loader
• Fix #1403: source-map-support breaks rendering of node errors (#1405, #1403)
• Fix #1410: rendering of async stack frames should include async annotations (#1405, #1410)
• Fix #1411: wrong order of process 'exit' event and logging unhandled exception (#1405, #1411)
• Fix #1419: Should not throw require.resolve error when @types/node peerDependency is missing (#1419, #1422)

v10.1.0...v10.2.0
https://github.com/TypeStrong/ts-node/milestone/2

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Commits

See the full diff on Github. The new version differs by 15 commits:

• 10.2.0
• update release docs
• update api-extractor report
• Address API issues discovered by api-extractor
• rebuild readme
• update contrib docs
• Merge docs -> main (#1393)
• fix: allow to specify pretty errors in TTY (#1420)
• gracefully handle error when @types/node is not installed (#1422)
• feat: add REPL top level await support (#1383)
• Respect "module" config in SWC integration (#1409)
• Set of extra ignored diagnostics for REPL mode (#1396)
• Fix source-map-support bugs via a fork (#1405)
• make sure packaging step's npm cache and testing step's npm cache are not shared
• api-extractor changes from v10.1.0 release

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