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| |
| // Windows resolves `npm` to npm.cmd, and a bare `npm` never reaches it: libuv's |
| // process launcher tries only .com and .exe and ignores PATHEXT, and Node |
| // refuses to launch a .cmd without a shell at all. So every npm subprocess on |
| // Windows has to go through the shell, and every one on POSIX must not — there |
| // the extensionless shim resolves directly and a shell would only add quoting. |
| // |
| // This is one rule with more than one caller, and getting it wrong is invisible |
| // until something actually runs on Windows, which until now nothing did. |
| export function npmSpawnOptions(options = {}, platform = process.platform) { |
| return { ...options, shell: platform === 'win32' }; |
| } |
