Not sure if its my implementation of require trait thats at fault here but require seems to be returning the chunk name string instead of the loaded module in some cases:
e.g:
abc.luau of:
b = require "./c"
return b
c.luau of
return {a = function() end}
init.luau of
a = require"./c"
print(a)
For some reason, this prints the string init.luau (chunk name) for me sometimes instead of the require'd table which is weird as my load function does in fact return the LuaValue correctly.
As another oddity, the require works when each require is executed as individual calls (e.g. in a REPL), but not when the whole file is executed at the same time (there, the chunkname is returned instead of the require'd data)
For more context (if it helps), im loading everything using lua.create_thread followed by thread.resume and in my require, im using normal/standard lua.load. The lua.load call works as expected and prints out the table when I added a print statement but the returned value that the caller recieved (in lua) was the chunk name string of the caller itself
Not sure if its my implementation of require trait thats at fault here but require seems to be returning the chunk name string instead of the loaded module in some cases:
e.g:
abc.luau of:
c.luau of
init.luau of
For some reason, this prints the string
init.luau(chunk name) for me sometimes instead of the require'd table which is weird as my load function does in fact return the LuaValue correctly.As another oddity, the require works when each require is executed as individual calls (e.g. in a REPL), but not when the whole file is executed at the same time (there, the chunkname is returned instead of the require'd data)
For more context (if it helps), im loading everything using lua.create_thread followed by thread.resume and in my require, im using normal/standard lua.load. The lua.load call works as expected and prints out the table when I added a print statement but the returned value that the caller recieved (in lua) was the chunk name string of the caller itself