Does Node 20 produce statically linked binaries that can execute independently or does it require runtime libs? #63
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Would the process described in this article produce a standalone executable with no runtime dependencies? |
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It depends on the Node.js binary you are using because the code for your SEA gets injected into a copy of that binary when you build the SEA. If your base Node.js binary can execute independently, the SEA built using that Node.js version too will be able to execute independently. |
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It depends on the Node.js binary you are using because the code for your SEA gets injected into a copy of that binary when you build the SEA. If your base Node.js binary can execute independently, the SEA built using that Node.js version too will be able to execute independently.