My understanding is it should allow you to finally have TypeScript files that import other TypeScript files and include the file extension. This is important because, for one, it means Deno TypeScript modules and non-Deno TypeScript modules are now compatible (can import each other)! As long as no unavailable system APIs are used, of course
This has been a problem in a project I've been working on where a Deno back-end service wants to share some code with a Next.js front-end service. Currently, the shared modules are not able to import anything else, because Deno requires file extensions in import paths and non-Deno TS requires no file extensions in import paths
My understanding is it should allow you to finally have TypeScript files that import other TypeScript files and include the file extension. This is important because, for one, it means Deno TypeScript modules and non-Deno TypeScript modules are now compatible (can import each other)! As long as no unavailable system APIs are used, of course
This has been a problem in a project I've been working on where a Deno back-end service wants to share some code with a Next.js front-end service. Currently, the shared modules are not able to import anything else, because Deno requires file extensions in import paths and non-Deno TS requires no file extensions in import paths