Replace custom loader with @node-loaders/tsx#898
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We need a loader to load our JSX test file. We currently use a local script, but there are several packages that do this. We don’t need to maintain our own. This replaces our custom loader with `@nodejs-loaders/tsx` by the Node.js team.
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Apparently this doesn’t work with all Node.js versions we support. |
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Looks good to me, let's merge this when hydrogen is supported, or when we drop hydrogen support
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What's the different with using OK, it seems the
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We need a loader to load our JSX test file. We currently use a local script, but there are several packages that do this. We don’t need to maintain our own.
This replaces our custom loader with
@nodejs-loaders/tsxby the Node.js team.