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alex-seville avatar alex-seville commented on June 2, 2024

I should mention that it takes a certain combination. I've found the bug in this situation:

Test runner calls require("tests/testA")
TestA calls require("../../src/sourceA")
SourceA calls require("./sourceB").

Even this case works (with the addition of another custom require loader to the instrumented file),
BUT if sourceA also include: require("./sourceC") then it doesn't work because the instrumented require gets called recursively.

When SourceA gets instrumented there needs to be some code added I think to make sure that the proper path is passed to the require loader. I'm going to try to write a test to handle this case.

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alex-seville avatar alex-seville commented on June 2, 2024

Figured it out.
I can manually insert the correct path during the instrumentation:

instrumented = instrumented.replace(/require\("./g,"require(\""+path.dirname(filename)+"/.").replace(/require\('./g,"require('"+path.dirname(filename)+"/.");

this could be cleaner, maybe even done during the parsing itself, but it accomplishes the task nicely.

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