nodejs-packaging/test/bundled_namespace/nodejs.prov.out.exp

bundled(nodejs-@nmcli/test201) = 2.1.4
bundled(nodejs-test200) = 1.3.5
npm(test) = 4.5.6
nodejs.prov: find namespaced bundled dependencies The previous behaviour assumed that in a bundled package path, there is always `node_modules` directory on each other spot – i.e.: npm/node_modules/<dep1>/node_modules/<subdep> ^ ^ With namespaced bundled packages, this is no longer necessary the truth: npm/node_modules/@nmcli/<dep1>/node_modules/… ^ ! – expected node_modules --- The previous implementation considered any directory not named `node_modules` as a package directory, and tried to process it as such. Among other things, it pruned the list of subdirectories to be processed to just another `node_modules` subdir, if that existed. With namespaced packages, this pruning in essence happened too soon, and so they were skipped altogether. With this patch applied, only directories that directly contain the `package.json` file are processed as package directories, meaning that the walk should correctly descend into namespaces (even nested ones, if they appear). Resolves: rhbz#2029904 2021-12-07 15:22:49 +00:00			`bundled(nodejs-@nmcli/test201) = 2.1.4`
			`bundled(nodejs-test200) = 1.3.5`
			`npm(test) = 4.5.6`