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Multiprocess mode crashed on startup with "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'isPrimary')". The default import of node:cluster compiled to a `.default` access, which is undefined at runtime because the project builds CommonJS without esModuleInterop and node:cluster's API lives on the module object itself. Use an import-equals require and reconcile the @types/node default-export typing with the runtime shape.
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Problem
Starting the CLI in multiprocess mode (
--multiprocess/-m) crashes immediately with:packages/cli/src/util/createServer.tsimportsnode:clusteras a default import:The project compiles to CommonJS without
esModuleInterop, so this emits a.defaultproperty access.node:clusterexposes its API on the module object itself, so.defaultisundefinedat runtime and every subsequentcluster.*access throws.Fix
Use an import-equals require so the runtime object is the module itself, and reconcile it with
@types/node(which models the API as a default export):This keeps type-checking happy under the current
tsconfigwhile working correctly at runtime.Notes
node:clusterfix so it can be reviewed and merged independently.🤖 Generated with Claude Code