TypeError: obj.address is not a function when ran in a Node cluster

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Severity: High(?)

Description:

• What you did Tried to create ipfs-core node in a Node.js cluster worker.

• What happened Got error and program crashed.

TypeError: obj.address is not a function
    at Socket.<anonymous> (node:internal/cluster/child:115:25)
    at Object.onceWrapper (node:events:509:28)
    at Socket.emit (node:events:402:35)
    at startListening (node:dgram:173:10)
    at node:dgram:223:5
    at shared (node:internal/cluster/child:149:3)
    at Worker.<anonymous> (node:internal/cluster/child:106:7)
    at process.onInternalMessage (node:internal/cluster/utils:49:5)
    at process.emit (node:events:402:35)
    at processEmit [as emit] (/data/sync/programming/praca/ipfs-repro/node_modules/signal-exit/index.js:197:34)

• What you expected to happen IPFS node should be created successfully and print some information like: Swarm listening on...

Steps to reproduce the error:

Run the following code using Node.JS v17.3.0,

import cluster from "cluster";
import * as ipfs from "ipfs-core";

if(cluster.isPrimary) {
  cluster.fork();
} else {
  const ipfsNode = ipfs.create();
}

This is a simplest reproduction I managed to find. My actual usecase is that I'm writing a node js server bundled by webpack and started using start-server-nestjs-webpack-plugin plugin. I'm using this plugin to archive hot module replacement, however it seems to starts the code inside a cluster worker which prevents ipfs-core from working correctly.