Add a configurable node_modules allow-list#47
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Adds an allow-list for node_modules that directly load user code and so are suitable scripts to use with --inspect. Additional modules can be included by adding them to the WRAPPER_ALLOWED environment variable, separated by spaces.
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@vincentjocodes with this PR, I've marked the next.js launcher and so it should work with |
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Fixes #45
Adds an allow-list for node_modules that directly load user code and so are suitable scripts to use with --inspect. Additional
modules can be included by adding them to the
WRAPPER_ALLOWEDenvironment variable, separated by spaces.