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Fix internal JS/TS references not being processed #5457
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### Description In #5457, I fixed internal .jsx?/.tsx? references not being processed. However, it turns out we also use `.mjs` for structured images in Next.js, which also use internal references. ### Testing Instructions Next.js CI
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## Turbopack updates * vercel/turborepo#5457 * vercel/turborepo#5458
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## Turbopack updates * vercel/turborepo#5457 * vercel/turborepo#5458
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) ### Description My recent change in vercel/turborepo#5397 added a way to create rules that only apply to internal references. In the process, I also made it so the default rules don't apply to internal references as well. However, we still need them to apply to TS and JS files, as we use that with ReferenceType::Internal in Next.js. ### Testing Instructions Next.js CI
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) ### Description My recent change in vercel/turborepo#5397 added a way to create rules that only apply to internal references. In the process, I also made it so the default rules don't apply to internal references as well. However, we still need them to apply to TS and JS files, as we use that with ReferenceType::Internal in Next.js. ### Testing Instructions Next.js CI
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) ### Description My recent change in vercel/turborepo#5397 added a way to create rules that only apply to internal references. In the process, I also made it so the default rules don't apply to internal references as well. However, we still need them to apply to TS and JS files, as we use that with ReferenceType::Internal in Next.js. ### Testing Instructions Next.js CI
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Description
My recent change in #5397 added a way to create rules that only apply to internal references. In the process, I also made it so the default rules don't apply to internal references as well. However, we still need them to apply to TS and JS files, as we use that with ReferenceType::Internal in Next.js.
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Next.js CI