fix: in tsconfig, set moduleResolution to node16#325
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TrevorBurnham wants to merge 1 commit intoflightcontrolhq:mainfrom
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fix: in tsconfig, set moduleResolution to node16#325TrevorBurnham wants to merge 1 commit intoflightcontrolhq:mainfrom
TrevorBurnham wants to merge 1 commit intoflightcontrolhq:mainfrom
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Previously, the build was failing due to module resolution issues with the copy-anything dependency and .js file extensions in imports. Using the more modern node16 module resolution approach solves this. I've also removed downlevelIteration (no effect when targeting ES2020) and added skipLibCheck (avoids throwing type errors due to inconsistencies within dependencies).
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Previously, the build was failing due to module resolution issues with the
copy-anythingdependency and .js file extensions in imports. Using the more modern node16 module resolution approach solves this.I've also removed
downlevelIteration(no effect when targeting ES2020) and addedskipLibCheck(avoids throwing type errors due to inconsistencies within dependencies).