tmcw
tmcw•2y ago

Is it possible to know what version of a dynamically-imported module was just imported?

Right now, you can run code like import('npm:lodash'), which will get the latest version of lodash. Is it possible to know what version of lodash that resolved to, in the runtime or elsewhere? I suspect that it writes to an import map if there is one?
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Josh
Josh•2y ago
If you're on Windows you can go to %LOCALAPPDATA%\deno\npm\ I don't know if you'd be able to resolve during runtime
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