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Hi, Consider the following imports, import t from "f.ts" And let t = await import("f.ts")
import t from "f.ts"
let t = await import("f.ts")
Technically, both syntax access the file system, but the dynamic import requires the file access flag to be set.
It confuses the backend user, while the application may not need that permission.
Please advise. Thanks
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@fakoua See #2761. It definitely does need read permissions for local modules and especially net permissions for remote modules.
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Many thanks.
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Hi,
Consider the following imports,
import t from "f.ts"
And
let t = await import("f.ts")
Technically, both syntax access the file system, but the dynamic import requires the file access flag to be set.
It confuses the backend user, while the application may not need that permission.
Please advise.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: