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Removed redundant "types" export, added "import" and "require" to help Vite 6's new module resolution.
Importing vitePreprocess for TypeScript is unnecessary since Svelte 5.
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Apologies in advance, I was not able to find the exact version/change/package that led to this issue, nor could I find out exactly what the issue entails.
When trying to upgrade to Vite 6 (and supported Svelte & SvelteKit versions), there are a couple compiler warnings. As well, any tests using Vitest +
@testing-library/sveltefail to import this library:I suspect this has something to do with Vite 6's new module resolution system.
I was able to fix this by slightly modifying
package.json. I also updated this package/site to Vite 6 + bumped the appropriate deps.