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fix(core): import ai agent utils through a file url in the daemon - #37380
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computeAgentStatuses passed a raw require.resolve path to import(), which the ESM loader rejects on Windows because the drive letter parses as a URL scheme. Convert it with pathToFileURL first.
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…7380) ## Current Behavior `computeAgentStatuses` in the daemon passes the absolute path from `require.resolve('nx/src/ai/utils.js')` straight to `import()`. On Windows the ESM loader reads the drive letter as a URL scheme and throws `ERR_UNSUPPORTED_ESM_URL_SCHEME`, so the daemon logs "Failed to compute agent configuration status" and caches an empty status. ## Expected Behavior The path is converted with `pathToFileURL(modulePath).href` before `import()`, so the module loads on Windows and the status is computed. The URL for a POSIX path resolves to the same file as before. The new spec checks that the specifier passed to `import()` comes from `pathToFileURL`, and it fails without the change. I haven't run this on Windows, and the loader error itself can't be reproduced from a macOS or Linux test run. ## Related Issue(s) Fixes #37374 Co-authored-by: Leosvel Pérez Espinosa <leosvel.perez.espinosa@gmail.com>
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Current Behavior
computeAgentStatusesin the daemon passes the absolute path fromrequire.resolve('nx/src/ai/utils.js')straight toimport(). On Windows the ESM loader reads the drive letter as a URL scheme and throwsERR_UNSUPPORTED_ESM_URL_SCHEME, so the daemon logs "Failed to compute agent configuration status" and caches an empty status.Expected Behavior
The path is converted with
pathToFileURL(modulePath).hrefbeforeimport(), so the module loads on Windows and the status is computed. The URL for a POSIX path resolves to the same file as before.The new spec checks that the specifier passed to
import()comes frompathToFileURL, and it fails without the change. I haven't run this on Windows, and the loader error itself can't be reproduced from a macOS or Linux test run.Related Issue(s)
Fixes #37374