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fix: declare tsx as a runtime dependency of the CLI - #30
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`canup actions test` runs a local Node.js action by resolving the tsx
binary (require.resolve('tsx/cli')) and spawning it. tsx was a dependency
of the pre-split package but was dropped when the CLI moved to its own
package, so the resolve throws "Cannot find module 'tsx/cli'" and local
Node action testing fails for every user. Re-declare it (^4.19.4, the
pre-split version).
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canup actions testruns a local Node.js action by resolving the tsx binary (require.resolve('tsx/cli')) and spawning it.tsxwas a dependency of the pre-split package but was dropped when the CLI moved into its own package — so the resolve throwsCannot find module 'tsx/cli'and local Node action testing is broken for every user, not just in tests.Re-declares
tsx@^4.19.4(the pre-split version) as a runtime dependency of@canup/cli.Verified:
require.resolve('tsx/cli')now resolves from the CLI's location; the e2etest Node.js action locallypasses. test/lint/typecheck/build green.