Revert "module: preserve symlinks when requiring" #6536
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After much discussion, it seems that the change broke the way require detects unique identity of the binary modules. While resolving module's full path is not sufficient and maybe even not elegant (like anything that requires the use of realpath() except for certain security scenarios), we cannot break multiple inclusions of binary modules across symlinked, substed or otherwise hidden paths. There should be a test case invoving a binary module to check for issues related to the binary module identity. This reverts commit de1dc0a.
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Already working on it: #6537 |
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+1, if you don't mind I'll cherry pick that into my PR |
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Attempt to load the binary module disguised behind two symlinked locations. Big thanks to Michael Mifsud <[email protected]> for preparing a proper test case.
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I have restored this in #6721. |
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After much discussion, it seems that the change
broke the way require detects unique identity of
the binary modules. While resolving module's
full path is not sufficient and maybe even
not elegant (like anything that requires the use
of realpath() except for certain security scenarios),
we cannot break multiple inclusions of binary
modules across symlinked, substed or otherwise
hidden paths.
There should be a test case invoving a binary
module to check for issues related to the binary
module identity.
Revert #5950
This reverts commit de1dc0a.