Gracefully handle reused array being passed in

[nowifi4u]

Description: If win32 target gets added to arguments array in config, not a local copy.

Prerequisites: Windows 10 (any version), JavaScript (any supported version), Google Chrome (any version, to run the test below)
Scenario: execute code below
Result: after first call one private tab gets opened, after second call 2 private tabs get opened, after third call 3 private tabs get opened (et cetera)
Expected result: only one tab opened after every call.

Code:

const open = require('open');

function sleep(ms) {
	return new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
}

const config = {
	app: {
		name: open.apps.chrome,
		arguments: ['-incognito']
	},
	wait: true
};

(async function() {
	while(true) {
		await open('https://google.com', config);
		await sleep(5000);
	}
}());

[sindresorhus]

JavaScript objects and array are reference types and it's up to you to ensure you don't reuse what you pass into methods. This is a common convention. Sure, we can protect about it here, but the problem is your code.