AI Changelog

New Features

Error Handling: Enjoy friendlier error messages when a TypeScript file is not found, making it easier to understand what went wrong.
Configuration Options: You can now override the module type for specific files, allowing greater flexibility in mixed module environments.
CLI Enhancements: The --scope option is now available in the CLI, along with support for scope in tsconfig.json, giving you more control over your project settings.
Configuration Management: The ts-node options can now be extended in your tsconfig.json, making it easier to manage configurations across multiple files.

REPL Experience: The REPL no longer outputs 'use strict' after an empty line, providing a cleaner and more intuitive interaction.
Configuration Display: The --showConfig output now places the ts-node object at the top, making it more visible and easier to find your configuration settings.

Fix broken links in documentation to ensure users have access to the correct resources and information.
Fix globals in REPL, -e, and piped stdin contexts to ensure they behave consistently with Node.js, enhancing the interactive experience.
Fix the keepClassNames option in SWC configuration, ensuring compatibility with popular libraries like TypeORM.

Update the README to reflect the latest changes and improvements, ensuring users have the most accurate information.

Error Handling: Enjoy friendlier error messages when a TypeScript file is not found, making it easier to understand what went wrong.
Configuration Options: You can now override the module type for specific files, allowing greater flexibility in mixed module environments.
CLI Enhancements: The --scope option is now available in the CLI, along with support for scope in tsconfig.json, giving you more control over your project settings.
Configuration Management: The ts-node options can now be extended in your tsconfig.json, making it easier to manage configurations across multiple files.

REPL Experience: The REPL no longer outputs 'use strict' after an empty line, providing a cleaner and more intuitive interaction.
Configuration Display: The --showConfig output now places the ts-node object at the top, making it more visible and easier to find your configuration settings.

Fix broken links in documentation to ensure users have access to the correct resources and information.
Fix globals in REPL, -e, and piped stdin contexts to ensure they behave consistently with Node.js, enhancing the interactive experience.
Fix the keepClassNames option in SWC configuration, ensuring compatibility with popular libraries like TypeORM.

Update the README to reflect the latest changes and improvements, ensuring users have the most accurate information.