Run `deno serve` instead of the `deno run` by 5ouma · Pull Request #87 · 5ouma/reproxy

5ouma · 2024-10-13T01:28:27Z

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Since deno run doesn't treat the default exports.

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Since `deno run` doesn't treat the default exports.

coderabbitai · 2024-10-13T01:28:34Z

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The changes in this pull request focus on the deno.json configuration file, specifically altering the tasks section. The task named run has been replaced by a new task called serve, which utilizes the deno serve command. Additionally, the start and dev tasks have been updated to reflect this change. The structure of the publish and fmt sections remains unchanged, but the overall organization emphasizes serving the application rather than running it.

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File	Change Summary
deno.json	- Replaced task `run` with `serve`: `"run": ...` → `"serve": ...`
	- Updated `start` task: `"start": ...` → `"start": "deno task serve src/server.ts"`
	- Updated `dev` task: `"dev": ...` → `"dev": "deno task serve --watch src/server.ts"`
	- Other tasks (`test`, `cov`) and sections (`publish`, `fmt`) remain unchanged.

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Use deno serve for compatibility #82: The changes in this PR involve replacing the run command with serve in the deno.json file, which directly relates to the modifications made in the main PR where the run task is replaced with serve.

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11-13: LGTM! The changes address the default export issue as intended.

The modifications to the tasks section effectively replace deno run with deno serve, which aligns with the PR objectives to resolve the default export handling issue. The changes maintain consistency with the previous configuration by preserving important flags and updating related tasks accordingly.

Consider adding a comment in the configuration file to explain why deno serve is used instead of deno run. This would help future contributors understand the rationale behind this specific configuration. For example:
 "tasks": {
+  // Using 'deno serve' instead of 'deno run' to properly handle default exports
   "serve": "deno serve --env-file='.env' -EN='api.github.com'",
   "start": "deno task serve src/server.ts",
   "dev": "deno task serve --watch src/server.ts",

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fix(deno): Run deno serve instead of the deno run

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Since `deno run` doesn't treat the default exports.

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