System info

• Playwright Version: [v1.34.0]
• Operating System: [macOS 13.2]
• Browser: [All]
• Other info:
  Trying to import a url module in page.evaluate raises the following error:
  Error: page.evaluate: ReferenceError: _interopRequireWildcard is not defined
  despite me only using the following:

page.evaluate(()=> {
const {getAuth} = import('some-url-link-to-module')
}

I found this strange, as I don't use _interopRequireWildcard at all. When in the debugging browser session, I plugged my commands in manually, and had no issues at all. On further inspection within the evaluate function, it seems as though the command import(...) gets converted into:

await Promise.resolve().then(() => _interopRequireWildcard(require('some-url-link-to-module')));

within the pageFunction variable in page.evaluate. I decided to quickly try and change it back to its regular import(...) and it worked! However, even if _interopRequireWildcard was defined in the browser, require wouldn't be, and so if this could be altered so that import() doesn't get modified, this would work.

Steps

• Run a test with page.evaluate(...) where within it we use the import() method to import a url module

Expected
Module should be imported and usable

Actual
Error occurs due to some action causing import() to be rewritten as a promise that uses _interopRequireWildcard