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This pull request renames the Vitest configuration file from vitest.config.ts to vitest.config.mts. This change is a chore, primarily updating the file extension to align with modern TypeScript module conventions, specifically indicating that the file should be treated as an ES module.
Highlights
- Configuration File Update: The primary change involves renaming vitest.config.ts to vitest.config.mts. This typically signifies a transition to using ES module syntax within the configuration file, which is often required for certain tooling or environments.
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Code Review
This pull request renames the Vitest configuration file from vitest.config.ts
to vitest.config.mts
. This change correctly and explicitly marks the configuration file as an ES Module for TypeScript, which can improve tooling compatibility and prevent potential module resolution issues. Since Vitest automatically detects configuration files with the .mts
extension, this change should integrate seamlessly. This is a good, clean maintenance update.
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