Provide ESM modules #109
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This package is broken out-of-the-box without ESM in Angular. Angular imports the |
The `node buildpackage.js` script now creates a `./bin/esm` folder, which contains an ESM version of this package. I've disabled minification for this folder, since I don't think it's very useful, and it just makes the package larger. We use https://nodejs.org/api/packages.html#conditional-exports to automatically map files to the ESM version when appropriate. The ESM version will work with most bundlers. However, since it's missing file-extensions (e.g. it uses `export * from "./Client";` instead of `export * from "./Client.js";`), some stricter ESM programs will not yet work with it. Fixes: microsoft#109
The `node buildpackage.js` script now creates a `./bin/esm` folder, which contains an ESM version of this package. I've disabled minification for this folder, since I don't think it's very useful, and it just makes the package larger. We use https://nodejs.org/api/packages.html#conditional-exports to automatically map files to the ESM version when appropriate. The ESM version will work with most bundlers. However, since it's missing file-extensions (e.g. it uses `export * from "./Client";` instead of `export * from "./Client.js";`), some stricter ESM programs will not yet work with it. Fixes: microsoft#109
The `node buildpackage.js` script now creates a `./bin/esm` folder, which contains an ESM version of this package. I've disabled minification for this folder, since I don't think it's very useful, and it just makes the package larger. We use https://nodejs.org/api/packages.html#conditional-exports to automatically map files to the ESM version when appropriate. The ESM version will work with most bundlers. However, since it's missing file-extensions (e.g. it uses `export * from "./Client";` instead of `export * from "./Client.js";`), some stricter ESM programs will not yet work with it. Fixes: microsoft#109
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Is there any progress on this issue? Additionally, this module is not compatible with ViteJS. We would like to make it compatible with ESM, do you have any plans for that? |
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If you are interested, I have a PR open that seems to work with ViteJS: #126. You can try it out by running It hasn't been updated for a while, though, it's still based of v4.229.0, which is a few months old. |
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azure-devops-extension-sdklibrary kindly provides ESM modules that works with Vite.I suggest that
azure-devops-extension-apidoes the same!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: