🐛 fix(#7697): use correct working directory for Deno environment#7699
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When building a Qwik project using Deno, the process fails because the Vite
build.outDiris resolved to an absolute path (/dist) rather than a relative one. This happens because the optimizer currently setscwd()to'/'by default for platforms other than Node.js and Bun (source).This causes Deno to attempt writing to the system root directory, which typically fails with a permission error (
EACCES). This does not occur in Node or Bun environments, wherecwd()resolves toprocess.cwd().In this PR, we fix the issue by using
Deno.cwd()as the defaultcwd()value when the runtime environment is Deno.It’s also worth noting that this
cwd()is used to compute therootDir, which influences Vite’soutDir(see reference).Related Issue
outDir(/dist) path #7697Checklist
pnpm change