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V8 require() of ES modules is not supported

See original GitHub issue

We have a custom build tool that used v7.1.0 but does not work with the M1 chip, same as https://github.com/sindresorhus/gulp-imagemin/issues/369.

Then we went to v8.0.0, then we got require() of ES modules is not supported error.

And because have to use commonjs to compile with another custom binary, so we can’t change to es module for compiling.

Could we get some solutions you may suggest?

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Created a year ago
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thealiyasarcommented, Jun 13, 2022

I solved this problem by downgrading.

npm install --save-dev gulp-imagemin@7.1.0

Stay happy.

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meacodescommented, Aug 14, 2022

I solved this problem by downgrading.

npm install --save-dev gulp-imagemin@7.1.0

Stay happy.

it’s work for me to. thanks

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