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Is it fine to use the same :output-to directory for a :node-library and a :node-script target. Like so:

:builds
 {:extension {:target :node-library
              :js-options {:js-provider :shadow
                           :keep-native-requires true
                           :keep-as-require #{"vscode"}}
              :compiler-options {:infer-externs :auto}
              :output-dir "out/js"
              :output-to "out/extension.js"
              :exports {:activate hello-world.extension/activate
                        :deactivate hello-world.extension/deactivate}}
  :stdio-wrapper {:target :node-script
                  :main :hello-world.stdio.wrapper/main
                  :output-to "out/hello-world.js"}

Would it be worth a PR to support proxying specific routes? I am running an elixir API server on localhost:4000 and setup the :proxy-url but if I visit the root URL for the devserver like http://localhost:8000 it tries to forward the request to the proxy server unless I specifically visit http://localhost:8000/index.html. Maybe we could implement something like vite's config?

{:proxy {"/api/" {:target "http://localhost:4000"
                  :origin true}
         "/socket" {:target "ws://localhost:4000"
                    :ws true}}