Extract resolution algorithm for `imports`
See original GitHub issueFrom what I understand, the imports
field has the same rules when it comes to conditions and wildcard substitutions that exports
has. Do you have any plans to extract the algorithm used in this module so it can be reused for imports
? Or create an resolve.imports
module? 😀
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As an aside, I opened up https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/44535 in node core asking then to expose the algorithm for others to use. Not much movement yet, but who knows 🙂
Thanks dude, appreciate it!