set keepProcessEnv
to false
and re-enable react
module-resolution test
#107
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resolves #82
As discussed in #94
As per our docs:
in workers
process.env
is an empty object, so I think it's actually ok to just usekeepProcessEnv: false
since Vite replacesprocess.env
s with empty objects, so I think that there is actually little to no difference between havingkeepProcessEnv
set totrue
orfalse
for usSetting if to
false
has the benefit that Vite replacesprocess.env.NODE_ENV
whenkeepProcessEnv
isfalse
(discord message) fixing the issue we were encountering with thereact
importkeepProcessEnv: true
could be needed if the workerdprocess.env
implementation were to change at some point, but right nowkeepProcessEnv: false
might be the most appropriate configuration