fix: enable dereference when copying module to tmp dir #4030
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This was referenced Mar 24, 2023
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@RomainMuller - can I please get a review? |
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When executing the copy command, for symlinked node_modules like in the case of pnpm, the copy will treat nested folders as files which breaks the pack command. De-referencing will make sure any symlinked folders are actually dereferenced.
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