fix(commonjs): fixed access to dynamic node_modules module with subfolder (i.e 'logform/json')#601
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I've improved that regex even more, to be somewhat readable |
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@shellscape I don't mean to be pushy but... ;-) |
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@danielgindi Ideally we'd like to get at least one more pair of eyes on this before merge. Could you request a review from a few other folks? |
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Of course :-) |
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In cases where there's access to a dynamically loaded module, with a slash in the middle (i.e.
require('logform/json')), the result was empty.This is due to a regex that matched cases it shouldn't have.