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Reason to use `gently` in dist files?
See original GitHub issueHi,
Iām using a third-party library (superagent) that depends on node-formidable.
My project is assembled by webpack that analyzes dependencies using some (probably standard) techniques. And it fails on this line if (global.GENTLY) require = GENTLY.hijack(require); in some of lib/* files in node-formidable. Are there any reasons to use hacked version of require in lib/* files? If no, will it be ok to submit pull request to remove it from there?
Thanks in advance.
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@kompot this was required for the unit tests formidable has. I think itās still needed for them to work.
Thanks for the solution but Iām curious why you would break a module by default for the sake of unit tests? š¤