More strict check for node version for graphql-upload
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Since this predicate is no longer Node-specific, this changes the name of (an internal API) to reflect its new nature. Follows-up: apollographql#2235 cc @mrkurt
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Thank you for this! I made a couple follow-up commits to correct the name of the method and its file (which were no longer intuitive after this change), but this was released in v2.3.3. |
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I'm working on a
apollo-server-flyiopackage to use in fly.io apps. The fly app environment is not node, it's much closer to the browser, which means no access tofs, which meansgraphql-uploadblows up on require.This PR makes the Node version check more strict — if there are no node process details it avoids requiring the
graphql-uploadpackage for non-node runtimes. This is useful for me, obviously, but should also improve the Cloud Flare worker build experience and help with any future Deno efforts.TODO: