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Metro does the same via a different implementation. If there are no references to a module left after transformation it won’t be included in the bundle.
What about `require('foo')`? Only seems appropriate when using inline requires. The functionality I described is basically automatically turning `import` into `import type` because TS doesn't support it.
If the module doesn’t show up after stripping types it won’t be included.
I mean, if you have files like this: a.js: require('./b.js'); b.js: console.log('hello'); Then bundling a.js should still produce a console.log. Does it only do it for bound requires?
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