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fix: protect possible empty ipfsModule option #449
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With this change only when `type === go` the option can be an empty object.
this.overrides[options.type || this.opts.type], | ||
this.overrides[type], | ||
// conditionally include ipfs based on which type of daemon we will spawn when none has been specifed | ||
(type === 'js' || type === 'proc') ? { |
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What about when the user does:
factory.spawn({
type: 'js',
ipfsModule: {
path: require.resolve('some/other/path/to/ipfs'),
ref: require('some/other/path/to/ipfs'),
}
})
I think with this change the ipfsModule
option the user passes in will get ignored
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no, user options is the last arg and overrides everything above
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Yeah, just thought of that :)
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This is fixed in #450
options | ||
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// conditionally include ipfs based on which type of daemon we will spawn when none has been specifed | ||
if ((opts.type === 'js' || opts.type === 'proc') && !opts.ipfsModule) { |
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I was thinking this needed to be something more like:
if ((opts.type === 'js' || opts.type === 'proc') && !opts.ipfsModule) {
opts.ipfsModule = {}
}
if (opts.ipfsModule) {
if (!opts.ipfsModule.path) {
opts.ipfsModule.path = require.resolve('ipfs')
}
if (!opts.ipfsModule.ref) {
opts.ipfsModule.ref = require(opts.ipfsModule.path)
}
}
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with the current changes we don't need to protect it like that, its already safe
With this change only when
type === go
the option can be an empty object.