Add failing test for top level transforms and symlinked node modules #1365
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Any updates on this? Is the test in this PR expected behavior? |
@ivantsepp Thanks for this! I haven't tried your test (and unfortunately I can't manage to fully "get it" just from the description), but there's some discussion going on in #1386 that you may be interested in. |
This was referenced Sep 24, 2015
I guess this is fixed by #1392 |
@chrisirhc cool! Lets let ppl chime in on #1413 since that'll bump browserify to v12, so then #1392 can ride along with that. |
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Adds a failing test with using a transform on top-level files on symlinked node modules.
The test failure is coming from passing in the realpath and
module-deps
uses this path to determine if the file is top level.A possible solution is to not pass in the realpath and calculate it instead in
module-deps
. I think this makes sense asmodule-deps
would want to know the realpath and the resolved path of the file.