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fix: remove colon from module prefixes#371
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When using Rollup with the `preserveModules` option set, it outputs all modules to files. External commonjs modules end up with a file name like `_commonjs-external:modulename`. Using a colon inside a file name is invalid and results in a lot of problems.
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Thanks! Nevertheless, I prefer to actually fix this upstream: rollup/rollup#2792 |
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Ok, seems colons are actually important on windows, so back to your approach... |
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When using Rollup with the
preserveModulesoption set, it outputs all modules to files. External commonjs modules end up with a file name like_commonjs-external:modulename. Using a colon inside a file name is invalid and results in a lot of problems.