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It's not needed if it doesn't export multiple entry points.

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It's not needed if it doesn't export multiple entrypoints.
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The pull request modifies the deno.json configuration file by changing the exports field. The previous format, which defined exports as an object with a key-value pair, has been simplified to a direct string reference pointing to "./src/server.ts". Other sections of the file, such as publish, fmt, tasks, and imports, remain unchanged.

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deno.json Modified exports from an object ({"." : "./src/server.ts"}) to a string ("./src/server.ts").

Possibly related PRs

  • Make reproxy workable on Bun and Cloudfalre Workers #67: The changes in src/server.ts regarding the export of the app variable as a default export are related to the modifications in the main PR, which also involves changes to the deno.json file's export structure.
  • Use default export for Bun and Workers #72: This PR also modifies the export of the app variable in src/server.ts, aligning with the changes made in the main PR regarding the export structure.
  • Follow the Deno 2 #81: The changes in the deno.json file in this PR involve updates that could relate to the export structure discussed in the main PR, as both involve modifications to the deno.json configuration.
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4-4: Approved: Simplified exports configuration

The change from "exports": { ".": "./src/server.ts" } to "exports": "./src/server.ts" is a good simplification. This modification aligns with the PR objective of cleaning up unnecessary exports. It maintains the same functionality while making the configuration more concise.

This change:

  1. Simplifies the deno.json configuration
  2. Maintains the same main entry point (./src/server.ts)
  3. Follows a common pattern for specifying exports in Deno projects

The simplified format is appropriate when there's only one main entry point for the module, which seems to be the case here.

Line range hint 16-23: Verify dependency versions

While not directly related to the changes in this PR, it's a good practice to periodically review and update dependencies. Consider verifying if the versions specified in the imports section are the most recent stable versions available.

For example:

  • @hono/hono@4.6.3
  • @octokit/request-error@6.1.5
  • @octokit/rest@21.0.2
  • @std/assert@1.0.6
  • @std/http@1.0.8
  • @std/path@1.0.6

Keeping dependencies up-to-date can help ensure you have the latest features, performance improvements, and security patches.

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@5ouma 5ouma merged commit b9625f9 into main Oct 11, 2024
@5ouma 5ouma deleted the style-deno-json branch October 11, 2024 07:35
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