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Typo in importing process
in multiple files in lib/internal/streams
#526
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looking at the history it looks like this was intended: |
It's an old trick to tell Node.js (and bundlers that follow the same Might be an issue with Vite specifically. We don't directly test Vite (in dev mode) but we do test Rollup here (which is what Vite uses in production mode): readable-stream/test/browser/runner-prepare.mjs Lines 94 to 97 in 268229d
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I'm seeing this issue when trying to use
It appears the appended
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I ran into the same problem when working on an Obsidian plugin. It builds fine but crashes at runtime in the Obsidian electron desktop app because it can't find https://forum.obsidian.md/t/cant-enable-plugin-depending-on-readable-stream/84235 Not sure how to work around this yet. Looking forward to ideas. |
Adding in |
I was building an app where I imported @toruslabs/base-controllers. The
@toruslabs/base-controllers
havereadable-stream
as a dev-dependency as listed in thepackage.json
file.My node version: v18.14.1
Problem
When I ran my code, it threw the below error. Clearly, the error was because it couldn't find any
process/
module as there is no such thing.The error was fixed when I changed all the
process/
toprocess
. As I was checking through thereadable-stream
repository, I found multiple typos in theprocess
module in the repo. This might be breaking a lot of apps and I think this can be easily fixed with a single PR.Solution
The typo needs to be fixed in these files 👇
I would love to work on the issue, let me know if I missed something.
Thank You
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