Error: Dynamic require of "*" is not supported

[whalemare]

Current Behavior

When I build my node app as esm module, it unable to run with node, because of following error:

file:///Users/whalemare/ts-pipeline/dist/apps/node-example/main.js:12
  throw new Error('Dynamic require of "' + x + '" is not supported');

Expected Behavior

My node-example app builded with success

GitHub Repo

https://github.com/whalemare/ts-pipeline

Steps to Reproduce

1. Clone repo and install dependencies

git clone https://github.com/whalemare/ts-pipeline
cd ts-pipeline
git checkout feature/esbuild
yarn install

2. Build and run example

nx run node-example:build
node dist/apps/node-example/main.js

Nx Report

λ  ts-pipeline feature/esbuild ✓ yarn nx report
yarn run v1.22.17
$ /Users/whalemare/ts-pipeline/node_modules/.bin/nx report
>  NX  Falling back to ts-node for local typescript execution. This may be a little slower.
  - To fix this, ensure @swc-node/register and @swc/core have been installed

 >  NX   Report complete - copy this into the issue template

   Node : 18.15.0
   OS   : darwin arm64
   yarn : 1.22.17
   
   nx                      : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/js                : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/jest              : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/linter            : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/workspace         : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/cli               : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/cypress           : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/devkit            : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/esbuild           : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/eslint-plugin-nx  : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/node              : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/react             : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/tao               : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/vite              : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/web               : 15.9.2
   @nrwl/webpack           : 15.9.2
   typescript              : 4.9.4

Failure Logs

file:///Users/whalemare/ts-pipeline/dist/apps/node-example/main.js:12
  throw new Error('Dynamic require of "' + x + '" is not supported');

Additional Information

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