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Question: How would someone go about fork a bytenode file?
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to fork a bytenode file (.jsc).
The old way was let forked = fork(filepath);
How would I accomplish the same result but with a bytenode file?
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Yes, thanks I appreciate it. I’ll keep trying different things on my end
You may try to use relative path and see if it solves the problem.