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Comparing version 1.3.1 to 1.3.2

dist/util/parseFile.js

		@@ -53,11 +53,21 @@ import ts from "typescript";
		const syntaxList = node.getChildren()[syntaxListIndex];
		if (!syntaxList) {
		throw new Error("syntaxList missing");
		}
		const firstKeywordToDeleteIndex = syntaxList.getChildren().findIndex((n) => n.kind !== ts.SyntaxKind.Decorator);
		const firstKeywordToDelete = syntaxList.getChildren()[firstKeywordToDeleteIndex];
		if (!firstKeywordToDelete) {
		throw new Error(
		"Unexpected syntax list when looking for keywords after decorators"
		);
		}
		const nextSibling = node.getChildren()[syntaxListIndex + 1];
		if (!syntaxList \|\| !nextSibling) {
		throw new Error("Unexpected syntax");
		if (!nextSibling) {
		throw new Error("No sibling after syntax list");
		}
		return {
		code: node.getSourceFile().getFullText().slice(syntaxList.getStart(), nextSibling.getStart()),
		code: node.getSourceFile().getFullText().slice(firstKeywordToDelete.getStart(), nextSibling.getStart()),
		span: {
		start: syntaxList.getStart(),
		length: nextSibling.getStart() - syntaxList.getStart()
		start: firstKeywordToDelete.getStart(),
		length: nextSibling.getStart() - firstKeywordToDelete.getStart()
		}
		@@ -64,0 +74,0 @@ };

package.json

README.md

		@@ -107,3 +107,3 @@ # tsr

		By default, exported types in `.d.ts` files are not detected. Use the `--include-d-ts` option if you want to include types in `.d.ts` files
		By default, exported types in `.d.ts` files are not detected. Use the `--include-d-ts` option if you want to include types in `.d.ts` files.

		@@ -140,3 +140,3 @@ ### JavaScript API

		When you add a comment `// tsr-skip` to your export declaration, it will be skipped from being removed
		When you add a comment `// tsr-skip` to your export declaration, it will be skipped from being removed.

		@@ -213,3 +213,3 @@ ```ts

		Knip expects users to provide a config file. While this adds the flexibility, it's difficult to correctly configure Knip to suite your needs. tsr relies on `tsconfig.json` to avoid additional setup. If you have a `tsconfig.json` configured in your repository, it works out of the box.
		Knip expects users to provide a config file. While this adds the flexibility, it's difficult to correctly configure Knip to suit your needs. tsr relies on `tsconfig.json` to avoid additional setup. If you have a `tsconfig.json` configured in your repository, it works out of the box.

		@@ -238,3 +238,3 @@ #### Less ambiguity

		tsr provides `---recursive` option which will edit your files until there are no unused code in one pass.
		tsr provides `--recursive` option which will edit your files until there are no unused code in one pass.

		@@ -241,0 +241,0 @@ #### Key Differences

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