Fix ES module deserialization #942
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A module's imports are not serialized along with the module itself and that left the deserialized module with dangling references. Fix that by checking the module cache first, the module loader second. A glaring problem with cache checking is that the cached module doesn't have to be the module it was at the time of serialization. Why not call out to the module loader right away? Because then a module can get loaded twice and that's arguably even worse. The alternative of serializing modules transitively doesn't work for C modules and is also prone to loading the same module twice. Fixes: quickjs-ng#913
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A module's imports are not serialized along with the module itself and that left the deserialized module with dangling references. Fix that by checking the module cache first, the module loader second.
A glaring problem with cache checking is that the cached module doesn't have to be the module it was at the time of serialization.
Why not call out to the module loader right away? Because then a module can get loaded twice and that's arguably even worse.
The alternative of serializing modules transitively doesn't work for C modules and is also prone to loading the same module twice.
Fixes: #913
As you can probably tell, I don't think it's a great fix, merely the least terrible.