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fix: use require.resolve() for exec-child.js path to fix Next.js/webp…#1259
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…ack bundler compatibility (shelljs#1158) When Next.js (or any webpack-based bundler) bundles the server-side code, __dirname is replaced with the bundled output directory (e.g. .next/server/vendor-chunks/). This causes child_process.execFileSync to look for exec-child.js in the wrong location, leading to the 'Cannot find module' error. Fix: resolve exec-child.js path using require.resolve() at module load time. require.resolve() always returns the real filesystem path of the module, unaffected by bundler __dirname transformations.
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…ack bundler compatibility (#1158)
When Next.js (or any webpack-based bundler) bundles the server-side code, __dirname is replaced with the bundled output directory (e.g. .next/server/vendor-chunks/). This causes child_process.execFileSync to look for exec-child.js in the wrong location, leading to the 'Cannot find module' error.
Fix: resolve exec-child.js path using require.resolve() at module load time. require.resolve() always returns the real filesystem path of the module, unaffected by bundler __dirname transformations.