Extends Config/Plugin for Deno packaging #504
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| export function loadJSON(_path: string): Promise<any> { | ||
| debug('config')('loadJSON %s', path) | ||
| // Allows reading JSON with comments | ||
| const _JSON = path.extname(_path) === '.jsonc' ? JSON5 : JSON |
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thinking out loud here, maybe using dynamic imports here (so json5 isn't loaded by json users) might be kind.
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Sure, although it seems salesforce ppl have lost interest in supporting Deno
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Tackles the
oclif/corepart for #503.It paves the way to start supporting deno projects. It essentially extends the logic around using the
package.jsonas the project's root config file to also support Deno'sdeno.jsoncconfiguration file.