Node globals are not resolved in the dependencies

[aminya]

🐛 bug report

The node globals like process are not resolved in the dependencies when targeting the browser.

🚨 Build failed.
@parcel/core: Failed to resolve 'process' from './node_modules/.pnpm/admina@0.1.3/node_modules/admina/src/root.ts'

  D:\a\patha\patha\node_modules\.pnpm\admina@0.1.3\node_modules\admina\src\root.ts:25:10

    24 |   // TODO not all CI systems are root

  > 25 |   return process.getuid?.() === 0 || Boolean(process.env.CI)
💡 Did you mean '_../node_modules/.bin_'?
  >    |          ^^^^^^^
💡 Did you mean '_../node_modules_'?
    26 | }

    27 | 

🎛 Configuration (.babelrc, package.json, cli command)

https://github.com/aminya/patha/blob/f110c46226ad8b84bd466735e96afa4dfee44616/package.json#L19-L74

🤔 Expected Behavior

the process should be handled as stated in the docs
https://parceljs.org/features/node-emulation/#shimming-builtin-node-globals

😯 Current Behavior

It errors. It seems the Node emulation has several bugs in Parcel. See #8409 #8049 #5090

💁 Possible Solution

Nothing

🔦 Context

💻 Code Sample

aminya/patha#9

🌍 Your Environment

Software	Version(s)
Parcel	2.7.0
Node	18
npm/Yarn	pnpm 8
Operating System	any

[mischnic]

#8387 is going to change this to 1. autoinstall node builtin polyfills into the project root if not already installed and 2. always resolve the polyfills from the project root

[aminya]

The build still fails with the same error on 2.0.0-nightly.1162

aminya/patha#9

[linden]

@aminya I've managed to fix this by adding the --no-optimize flag, I think the optimization system is over-correcting.

[aminya]

It seems that time solves the issues. 😄

[mischnic]

Is it actually fixed already or are you referring to the stale bot being overzealous?

[aminya]

Not fixed. I was joking

[github-actions]

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[aminya]

I didn't test to see if this is resolved. Github bot being unhelpful like always