fix(core): skip TS support detection via require.extensions - #6488
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This check was problematic because of Node.js type stripping uses it now too, and it does fail to parse decorators. Related to nodejs/node#57298 (comment)
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This check was problematic because of Node.js type stripping uses it now too, and it does fail to parse decorators.
It was already removed from v7, but since the type stripping will be backported to Node.js 22, I am removing it from v6 too, otherwise things break when executing the compiled code.
Related to nodejs/node#57298 (comment)