sander/tsConfigFile#532
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instead of using JS, we can now use TS for config files. Scully will compile the TS down js before it loads it
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* feat(scully): use typescript for config files instead of using JS, we can now use TS for config files. Scully will compile the TS down js before it loads it * fix(scully): tS compile config only when updated * fix(scully): remove build artifact * fix(scully): remve antoher artifact
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