There was meant to be a fix here #1549 but it doesn't fully fix the issue.
It works if you only have 1 star export, but it you have multiple, it doesn't pick up the right one.
For example this works:
{
"exports": {
"./*.js": "./dist/*.js"
}
}but this doesn't
{
"exports": {
"./*.js": "./dist/*.js",
"./*": "./dist/*.js"
}
}
- Rollup Plugin Name:
node-resolve
- Rollup Plugin Version:
15.2.3
- Rollup Version:
4.0.2
- Operating System (or Browser): Mac
- Node Version: 18
Expected Behavior
Expected to resolve the one matched first in top-to-bottom order
Actual Behavior
Only the last pattern is picked up, and gives wrong paths, resulting in duplicate extension i.e. .js.js
Additional Information
Sorry, I could not provide a repro as I couldn't find a public example package in a short amount of time. But the issue seems obvious and a prompt fix will mostly be appreciated by the community.
There was meant to be a fix here #1549 but it doesn't fully fix the issue.
It works if you only have 1 star export, but it you have multiple, it doesn't pick up the right one.
For example this works:
{ "exports": { "./*.js": "./dist/*.js" } }but this doesn't
{ "exports": { "./*.js": "./dist/*.js", "./*": "./dist/*.js" } }node-resolve15.2.34.0.2Expected Behavior
Expected to resolve the one matched first in top-to-bottom order
Actual Behavior
Only the last pattern is picked up, and gives wrong paths, resulting in duplicate extension i.e.
.js.jsAdditional Information
Sorry, I could not provide a repro as I couldn't find a public example package in a short amount of time. But the issue seems obvious and a prompt fix will mostly be appreciated by the community.