vercel
Recursive reference without node
Allow the pkg binary to be called within itself without adjusting process.argv as if it were a node process.
I believe this is somewhat related to https://github.com/vercel/pkg/issues/376
Also some guidance on tests would be helpful. For instance, I'm not sure what the test numbers mean, and they also seems to contain a mix of PR numbers and issue numbers.
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Seems like the error on the failing badge CI / test (12.x, windows-latest) (pull_request) is
> Error! Error: EPERM: operation not permitted, open 'D:\a\pkg\pkg\test\test-50-public-packages\test-output.exe'
> node D:\a\pkg\pkg\lib-es5\bin.js --public-packages=* --target node14 --output ./test-output.exe ./test-x-index.js
> Status 2, expected 0
> node main.js node14
Not sure how my changes would have caused that regression, perhaps a flaky test? I'd also appreciate some guidance on the test structure and how they are written, they do not seem to be in any test framework that I've worked with in the past (jest, mocha, tape, etc)
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