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Can throw ENOTDIR instead of MODULE_NOT_FOUND
See original GitHub issuerequire('./CHANGELOG.md/directory');
will throw code MODULE_NOT_FOUND, but
require('resolve').sync('./CHANGELOG.md/directory')
will throw code ENOTDIR.
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I first ran across it when using a
basedir, but it appears to happen with or without for me.@loganfsmyth thanks!