storybook: drop getAbsolutePath() #849
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Do like the official docs recommend and just use package names instead of trying to use absolute paths. The motivation is that NodeJS 23 no longer defines a "require" global. I couldn't find an explanation in the Git history which could indicate why getAbsolutePath() exists in the first place (been like this from the start). Signed-off-by: Simon Ser <[email protected]>
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Do like the official docs recommend and just use package names instead of trying to use absolute paths.
The motivation is that NodeJS 23 no longer defines a "require" global.
I couldn't find an explanation in the Git history which could indicate why getAbsolutePath() exists in the first place (been like this from the start).