Pooya Parsa

It is more than enough thanks for confirming!

Hi dear @gaoletian. The syntax change is intentional to fix issues with certain bundlers. Would you please share your case which replacing `exports.default` to `module.exports` make issues? (a reproduction or...

Thanks for making reproduction and sorry for checking late. For reference, this was the original hotfix https://github.com/unjs/mkdist/commit/94444df to address IPX/Unstorage regression with `.cjs` bundling as a result of a behavior...

Hi & sorry for late reply. Actually `/**` means any nested level of route patterns. `/**/**` is an invalid rule and won't be used. You might have one `/**` and...

It is possible. In your case two different route rules are: (using `/countries` as example prefix) - `/countries/*/about` (matching `[country]/about`) - `/countries/*/*` (matching anything else `[country]/[area]`) (note that `*` is...

Thank you for the quick answer @hyf0. While setting `platform: node` solves issue with `node:` dependencies, it does not solve issue in general. Updating to `external: ['node:path', 'external-dep']` and trying...

@sapphi-red workerd has support of createRequire natively when nodeCompat is on [src](https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd/blob/14120c2e6c6de10697b72bb3652f1f97f2f5a14a/src/node/module.ts#L24) and vc edge based on workerd which might not enabled this is changing to fluid compute that also...

Another note: Currently, the unsupported require fallback fn is silently injected. ie: The build can successed without node target. Problem is only visible in runtime (some cases after code is...

You can check prod (native - opt-in) coverage here for workers: https://platform-node-compat.pi0.workers.dev/ One more note about CF. All node: imports are rewritten (at least hybrid ones). Internally we use globalThis.process....

#32 whe. is ready allows all types in both compress/decompress