Using Object.assign() without an initial {} overwrote values in defaultExecutionOptions in a "last overwrite wins" pattern. This caused the produced interpreter to execute functions like ListFiles() relative to the temporary directory the final component library is unzipped into, rather than relative to the process's current working directory.
Use the object spread syntax instead of Object.assign() since it's harder to get wrong, and freeze the defaultExecutionOptions variable after creation to prevent accidental modification.
Using
Object.assign()without an initial{}overwrote values indefaultExecutionOptionsin a "last overwrite wins" pattern. This caused the produced interpreter to execute functions likeListFiles()relative to the temporary directory the final component library is unzipped into, rather than relative to the process's current working directory.Use the object spread syntax instead of
Object.assign()since it's harder to get wrong, and freeze thedefaultExecutionOptionsvariable after creation to prevent accidental modification.