Desired Behavior
Node since 22.6.0 supports the --experimental-strip-types flag allowing to run node if the project doesn't use enums,etc
We could document as a warning that in situations where users don't need those features that node doesn't support they can just use node, instead of ts-node reducing the necessity for an external dependency.
Is this request related to a problem?
Users on these situations with a recent node version and without need enums, etc are using ts-node unnecessarily introducing one more dependency on their project
Desired Behavior
Node since 22.6.0 supports the --experimental-strip-types flag allowing to run node if the project doesn't use enums,etc
We could document as a warning that in situations where users don't need those features that node doesn't support they can just use node, instead of ts-node reducing the necessity for an external dependency.
Is this request related to a problem?
Users on these situations with a recent node version and without need enums, etc are using ts-node unnecessarily introducing one more dependency on their project