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Remove force writing **/*.mts to tsconfig - #83967
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Expand output● Rewritten API Requests should pass OPTIONS requests to the api function › should pass OPTIONS requests to the api function ● Test suite failed to run
Expand output● parallel-routes-and-interception › route intercepting with prerendered dynamic routes › should render intercepted route ● parallel-routes-and-interception › route intercepting › should support intercepting local dynamic sibling routes |
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It was added at #83556. We don't force writing
**/*.tsxor**/*.tsto tsconfig, but forcing**/*.mtsis too harsh, when its intention was to supportnext.config.mts. Just for the empty tsconfig or empty include was enough.