feat: add polyfillServer option#18
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In some environments, rsbuild should behave exactly like it does with the "
target: 'node'option, except those environments don't provide nodejs modules and require a polyfill. In particular goja and inherently sobek, which is used by the k6 framework.Unfortunately the node target sets
isServertotrueand this plugin disables itself which to be fair, is reasonable.However an option to explicitly enable that behavior is infinitely useful in such situations.
If you have any questions regarding the implementation, please mention me.
Best regards Blackfur