Add support for the Node v6 preserve-symlinks option #1742
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When specified, symlinks are preserved when resolving modules. Specifically, the `realpath` call is skipped. This allows symlinked peer dependencies to work correctly. Matches the behavior of the option added in node v6.3.0: https://nodejs.org/api/cli.html#cli_preserve_symlinks.
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@substack @feross who is maintaining browserify these days? Can someone look at this? |
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makes sense, thanks! reading the node thread it seems like entry points would be |
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When specified, symlinks are preserved when resolving modules. Specifically, the
realpathcall is skipped. This allows symlinked peer dependencies to work correctly. Matches the behavior of the option added in node v6.3.0: https://nodejs.org/api/cli.html#cli_preserve_symlinks. See nodejs/node#3402 for discussion around this feature in node.