fix(register): breakage when spawning child processes#1026
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Brooooooklyn merged 2 commits intoswc-project:masterfrom Apr 8, 2026
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This fixes an issue where the module resolver breaks when child processes are spawned.
When the child process tries to import
@swc-node/register/esm-register, the already-registered resolve hook intercepts it,oxc-resolvercan't resolve the package specifier, and the hook throws immediately instead of falling back to Node's default resolver (which handles it fine).This can be easily reproduced by using
node --test(which spawns a child-process per test file)