Buniamin Shabanov

Hey, we still have this issue open. Any progress?

same issue here( Does not work when creating custom package for npm, it starts referring to the package project directory.

(an update for this comment is here, read it as well: https://github.com/fyodorio/ng-hotrod/issues/26#issuecomment-1324904104) so, just in case anyone finds this or desides to write agularjs projects(may God help you) I fixed...

For anyone who finds this: do not do this: `if (str.includes("node_modules")) return "vendor";` do this instead: `if (str.includes("angular")) return "angular";` otherwise you'll have issues with dynamic imports for npm libraries...

> hey @MetaMmodern could you try version 2.7.0 ? I have disabled the recursive walking of up the tree looking for `.env` files... It now only looks in the current...

> @MetaMmodern I think I know what this has to do with. There is this feature where you can [specify some environment variables](https://github.com/hiro5id/console-log-json#environment-variable-options) either in `.env` file or in normal...

@Macket @fedorovdg tagging the top contributors to take a look at this, guys I'm getting the same thing and issue is old and still not fixed. My Environment: - nodejs...

> @HadiKhai @MetaMmodern were you able to get it working? Same error, console Nodejs app. No

okay, I figured out that the latest version to work with is react 16.14. other dependencies do not influence the appearance of error. 

@balazsotakomaiya fantastic, great investigation and thank you for this. However, I'd like to find out: what are `token0()` and `token1()` calls used for then, if we still need to pass...