Declaring a package-local variable called `process` in the `modules`
package causes uglify-js not to replace `process.env.NODE_ENV` with a
string literal value in any `node_modules` contained by the `modules`
package, which causes React Dev Tools to display a warning.
This fixes a bug affecting namespace imports/exports such as
export * from "module"
import * as ns from "module"
where "module" is a CommonJS module that sets module.exports to an
object-like value that is not actually an object, e.g. a function.
The reify commit that fixed this bug includes a test demonstrating an
example of one such library (lodash):
benjamn/reify@b69a600e65
The `winston` npm package is not an ECMAScript module, but it does export
a "default" property, and this property was accidentally clobbering the
"default" property of the namespace object, thus interfering with default
import syntax:
import winston from "winston"
Specifically, the `winston` variable would end up referring to
`require("winston").default`, rather than `require("winston")`.
Nothing is lost by fixing this problem, as you can still refer to
`winston.default` if you need to access that property.
Reported by @fermuch here:
https://github.com/meteor/meteor/pull/8327#issuecomment-304721401
Fixed by this commit:
20fdd10d04
Something went wrong with 1.5-rc.2 such that publishing meteor-tool failed
with the following error on all platforms:
While publishing package build for meteor-tool:
error: Cannot override existing build
This makes no sense to me, but it necessitates another RC release. To be
clear, meteor-tool@1.5.0-rc.2 has not been successfully published on any
platform, so please don't bother trying to update to it.
This polyfill is unnecessary in Node, and added a whopping 22KB to the
minified client bundle. If you really need the Buffer API on the client,
you can get it from require("buffer").Buffer.
