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esm resolver spec and implementation refinements #12
esm resolver spec and implementation refinements #12
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I'm not sure if we should take on the historical burden of
node_modules
in the default implementation. It's inefficient, hard to predict (e.g. it might load random things from a user's home directory), and enshrines a directory layout that many people (myself included) are trying to get away from.Should we maybe split this into scoped resolution and an example for how the underlying data for scoped resolution might be calculated from a directory tree?
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I'm confused, how is it hard to predict?
That directory layout isn't something that can be trivially nor any time soon gotten away from.
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Note this TODO is fixed :)