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hotfix: with nodeAdapter we should get fetch from globalThis #1786
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@@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ class Watcher extends EventEmitter { | |||
hooks: { | |||
getSession: hooks.getSession || (() => ({})), | |||
handle: hooks.handle || (({ request, resolve }) => resolve(request)), | |||
serverFetch: hooks.serverFetch || fetch | |||
serverFetch: hooks.serverFetch || globalThis.fetch |
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What about the fetch call inside serverFetch
? Does that also need to be scoped with globalThis.
, or does this only affect the default case of not having serverFetch
defined?
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no, it's fallback, serverFetch
is optional.
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or does this only affect the default case of not having serverFetch defined?
yes.
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I see globalThis.fetch = fetch2; on line ~3k of the output, but there's an init function on line ~1.7k that ends up calling fetch, so I guess they've gotten put out of order somehow It seems to be this init: kit/packages/kit/src/core/build/index.js Line 290 in 6ace879
I don't quite understand how all these build pieces fit together, but in my limited understanding this PR seems to be papering over the issue2, which is that |
I expect we may be hitting an incorrect assumption in esbuild: evanw/esbuild#399 (comment) |
Oof, that's a surprising issue. This does indeed seem to be an ordering issue — anything added to // foo.js
globalThis.foo = 42; // index.js
import './foo.js';
console.log(foo); // 42 Is this something that broke recently? |
@Rich-Harris, yes, it started after d729b08#diff-ed48923f0655f935bee505cdcbf40212129ff49a89c2c9d752bd63aa1e6282c4R191 |
@benmccann, yes, I totally agree, it's just hiding some order issue, but at the same time, it can be a temporal solution while we are trying to find and fix it. |
I just noticed, but turns out this PR actually changes the dev environment, not the build one, so it's actually modifying the wrong files to fix the issue. Anyway, opened #1804 to try and deal with the root ordering issue rather than patch the symptoms. |
strange, at least I can't reproduce this issue anymore from #1784 after this PR. |
Base on #1784 issue. Basically, under real nodejs we have no direct access to
fetch
even if it's set to globalThis.