TL;DR

The issue is likely caused by a change in the home-dir.ts file that introduced a reference to the process object, which is not defined in the browser context, and a workaround may involve modifying the code to use a browser-compatible alternative.

Guidance

• Verify that the home-dir.ts file is being executed in a browser context, where the process object is not available, and check if there are any recent changes that may have introduced this issue.
• Check the utils.ts file, specifically lines 142 and 208, to see how the home-dir.ts file is being called and if there are any potential workarounds.
• Consider using a browser-compatible alternative to the process object, such as the window object or a library that provides a similar functionality.
• Review the changes made in the latest commit (4.30) to identify the root cause of the issue.

Example

No code example is provided due to the lack of information about the specific changes made in the home-dir.ts file.

Notes

The issue may be specific to the home-dir.ts file and the way it is being used in the application, and more information about the code changes and the application's architecture may be needed to provide a more accurate solution.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: The issue is likely caused by a change in the code that introduced a reference to the process object, which is not defined in the browser context, and a workaround may involve modifying the code to use a browser-compatible alternative.