fix: externalize explicitly configured linked packages#9346
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vite-plugin-ssr is passing with this PR: And same for other CIs in the ecosystem, except for SvelteKit: @bluwy maybe you could check what is happening there? Also, if you have other ideas for this PR, please go ahead, I tried to keep the current structure for this fix. I still think we will need a refactoring in 3.1 |
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Follow up to:
After this PR, vite-plugin-ssr CI fails in vite-ecosystem-ci
When a package is explicitly configured as external, externalize it even if it is linked (it isn't in
node_modules).This PR also checks if a package is resolvable before externalizing it. I think this is more consistent between direct package imports and imports of package entries.
The PR also avoids returning undefined when calling
tryNodeResolvewith theexternalizeflag. Instead, it returns the resolved object, and in the ssr logic, we check for itsexternalflag.What is the purpose of this pull request?