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let's do it!
not sure why these don't get used anymore either, but if all the tests pass I'm confident.
It _seems_ they do not do anything - at least I compared the complete build ouput for node, core & browser with & without this, and it appeared _exactly_ the same.
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Hi @mydea / @AbhiPrasad, Might this be related to these changes? I just upgraded to 7.65.0 when, during a nextjs build, every page fails due to several resolve errors (not limited to 'fs') all coming from Sentry. If you need any more info, let me know. |
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@bjarn this will be fixed in 7.66.0 |
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It seems they do not do anything - at least I compared the complete build ouput for node, core & browser with & without this, and it appeared exactly the same.
Not sure, maybe I missed something, it is not entirely clear to me how/what/when these would be applied etc.