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I would have used the `--import tsx` option for ESM, but that crashes with an error about requiring an ES Module
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Yup, this worked for me: "migrate:new": "sh -c 'NODE_OPTIONS=\"--import tsx\" ley new $0 --timestamp'" |
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Hey @lukeed, hope you're well :)
Quick PR to also mention
tsxin the docs as an alternative totsmI would have used the
--import tsxoption for ESM, but that crashes with an error about requiring an ES Module