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Why? Node.js has been doing it from the start. Compare e.g. require('a.json') vs. require('b.js').
You've been advocating explicit extensions lately, but this is not how things have traditionally been. What happens with inferred paths, e.g `index.js` or whatever `package.main` says?
Not just lately :) Explicit > implicit, IMHO. `package.main` is different; native modules don’t yet support bare specifiers. We’re working on making that happen.
Not just Node, MIME DBs usually use file extensions
Infrastructure usually detects the mime types by more than simply looking at extensions. Should you trust that an image is a jpeg just because it says it is? Detection > TakingOnFaith
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