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Node-module "path" throws an exception when context is missing #21
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The node-module path uses process.cwd() several times, but process.cwd() doesn't seem to be a function in the browser when I haven't passed a context via the options. Imho webpack should always assume a context when no one has been specified, maybe process.cwd().
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sokra commentedon Aug 23, 2012
process.cwd()was used to return"/app"in a webpack bundle. Webpack will not use the context provided while bundling. By design webpack should not expose path info.The
pathmodule usesprocess.cwd()inresolve().process.cwd()will now return the directory fromwindow.location.process.cwd() will return dirname of location.pathname, #21
jhnns commentedon Sep 7, 2012
Ok ... I'm thinking of a use case where some one would work with
process.cwd()in the browser. But since all real paths are removed I think there is none. So this is just a shim so thepath-module won't break.sokra commentedon Sep 8, 2012
so i close this issue...