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Fix: reRequiring files with naming collisions with mock-require #37
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…e location to resolve from, rather than the mock-require module itself
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This change fixes #36 by making
require.resolveexplicit in where it is resolving from. It therefore prevents collisions with files inmock-require, which are themselves in theNODE_PATH, triggering theisInPathcondition to return themock-requirefile.To illustrate the change I moved the module itself to the
NODE_PATHfor the test.