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squirrel: resolve .quit() issue with missing ../screen #784
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* As explained in: electron/electron#8862 (comment) an issue with .quit() exists with a "Cannot find module '../screen'" issue, while using the .exit() alternative avoids the issue
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…#784) * As explained in: electron/electron#8862 (comment) an issue with .quit() exists with a "Cannot find module '../screen'" issue, while using the .exit() alternative avoids the issue * Validated on Windows with the same logic as nativefier#744 where the issue recently appeared
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As explained in: Cannot find module '../screen' electron/electron#8862 (comment)
an issue with .quit() exists with a "Cannot find module '../screen'" issue,
while using the .exit() alternative avoids the issue
Validated on Windows with the same logic as Support packaging nativefier applications into Squirrel-based installers #744 where the issue recently appeared