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`process` doesn't exist in the browser
See original GitHub issueIn index.ts, it’s saying that process doesn’t exist in the browser. There should be a check here to make sure typeof process !== 'undefined'.
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Not sure what should be the default value though, production or development. I would probably go with development like in node, since process.env was borrowed from node anyways.
processshould not exist in esm modules used in browsers