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Releases
skott@0.33.1
Patch Changes
#150
04fe22d
Thanks @antoine-coulon! - This patch fixes the eager evaluation ofcwd
default value from the config preventing process.chdirto work as expected when used before invoking skott's API.
Note: regarding the generated graph relationships, this is pretty much equivalent as doing
skott({ cwd: "/tmp/somewhere" })
, even thoughnode paths will be relative and won't have the same values as the later still executes skott from the script location
and not from
/tmp/somewhere
. In other words, usingcwd
parameter will have node paths being relative to skott's script location, while usingprocess.chdir
will make skott execute the script from the provided directory.You can find a real example of the difference between node paths using
process.chdir
andcwd
: process.chdir does not affect working directory used by skott for creating node id paths #149 (comment)by @mattkindy.
Updated dependencies []: