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Extracted from #17475
Objects that will be handled: process, global, Buffer, setImmediate, clearImmediate, module, exports.
process
global
Buffer
setImmediate
clearImmediate
module
exports
Uncaught ReferenceError: process is not defined. To use Node's process object in Deno, add this to `<filename>`: import process from "node:process";
For global the hint in the error should be globalThis.global = globalThis.
globalThis.global = globalThis
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These should probably be LSP FixIts as well.
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I think this may now be obsolete, as deno appears to create an import for node:process automatically
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Extracted from #17475
Objects that will be handled:
process
,global
,Buffer
,setImmediate
,clearImmediate
,module
,exports
.For
global
the hint in the error should beglobalThis.global = globalThis
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: