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I also have a use case where this would be ideal. In particular, I'm publishing an ESM package and certain commonjs dependency imports behave differently in the consuming application depending on a combination of node.js version, webpack version, etc. I'd love to specify that these commonjs packages should be bundled as opposed to the current functionality of ignoring all |
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This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks @egoist 💪 |
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I'm working with a monorepo and the server when it is bundled, especially in watch mode, needs to watch and bundle a few modules that are installed as package dependencies and develop in the same repo. By default, tsup is excluding node_modules from the bundle.
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