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workaround require() bug for Node.js 0.10 #654

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@alexlamsl alexlamsl commented May 2, 2016

require('.') does not resolve according to directory rules in Node.js 0.10

Since we test for and support that version of Node.js, might as well use the explicit path and call it a day.
@alexlamsl alexlamsl merged commit 4b0d03f into gh-pages May 2, 2016
@alexlamsl alexlamsl deleted the issue-653 branch May 2, 2016 10:44
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