The build of our product fails when we include hyco-https as a dependency because the bundling process tries to resolve all module references in the dependencies. File '_hyco_errors.js' has a reference to 'internal/util', which doesn't exist - I assume this is meant to represent the NodeJs 'util' module.
The code in _hyco_errors.js which would try to load 'internal/util' appears to be not referenced anywhere else in hyco-https. I can work around this by registering 'internal/util' as an alias to be resolved by Webpack, but this seems like the wrong solution.
Expected Behavior
The reference to the unresolved module is removed from _hyco_errors.js, and the apparently redundant code removed - or should the reference actually be to 'util' rather than 'internal/util' (there are references to just 'util' elsewhere)?
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