January 20th, 2025

New

TypeScript config paths are now supported!

Checkly now supports tsconfig.paths (and tsconfig.baseUrl) for checks and tests deployed using the Checkly CLI.

Specifically, paths now get bundled into your test sessions and checks when running npx checkly test and npx checkly deploy .

If you rely on paths already to simplify your imports and requires, we heard you. We know how troublesome it is to convert all the imports to a relative path instead—that’s why paths are now properly supported!

You can use TypeScript config paths using the latest CLI and Agent version, and it’s supported since:

For those less familiar with paths, please check the TS config: paths documentation.

Using paths you can declare how TypeScript should resolve an import in your requires and imports!

If you’ve got any questions please join our Slack community.

Happy monitoring!