Resolve imports with query params #6
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I am wondering if you could make this behavior optional? i.e. user can use config to enable/disable it. |
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Totally forgot I had this done. I've pushed a change to make this feature optional as it rightly should be 😅 . If this looks good then all it will need is updated documentation and tests |
Updated usage of deprecated `substr` to `substring` Updated some tests to use `path.normalize` for windows support
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I've been using vite for some time and I needed to have my web worker properly resolved with eslint. Workers in vite require me to add a
?workerto the end of the import path which breaks this resolver. I made this little change locally and it works great for this use case, so maybe this is something you'd like to include?Let me know what you think.