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A common scenario for me is to have a module with both a "main" file and a "start" script. The main file is for consumption by external modules and doesn't listen on a port at all. The start script does listen, and typically runs a server for in-browser tests, manual debugging, or examples. The current behavior of "main" having precedence over "start" doesn't work in this scenario, so I'm wondering if it can be reversed, or if there are scenarios where the current precedence makes more sense.
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A common scenario for me is to have a module with both a "main" file and a "start" script. The main file is for consumption by external modules and doesn't listen on a port at all. The start script does listen, and typically runs a server for in-browser tests, manual debugging, or examples. The current behavior of "main" having precedence over "start" doesn't work in this scenario, so I'm wondering if it can be reversed, or if there are scenarios where the current precedence makes more sense.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: