fix: use namespace import for glob package
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I was getting an error from the `promisify(glob)` call, as the `glob` import was being resolved to undefined at runtime. Switching to a namespace import like `import * as glob` and changing the reference to `glob.default` has fixed the issue for me.
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Apr 18, 2024
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I was getting an error from the
promisify(glob)call, as theglobimport was being resolved to undefined at runtime. Switching to a namespace import likeimport * as globand changing the reference toglob.defaulthas fixed the issue for me.Tested on Node v19, v20, and v21