[mimecast-collector] build issue as creation of zip failed because of ESM uuid package #396
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… ESM uuid package
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Sep 17, 2025
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Problem Description
Upgrading uuid beyond version 10 introduces breaking changes with node version 22.3.0. Starting with uuid@12, CommonJS (require()) is no longer supported, and the package is ESM-only. Since this project still depends on CommonJS modules, using uuid@12+ results in runtime errors (ERR_REQUIRE_ESM).
Solution Description
Pin uuid to ^10.0.0, the latest version that supports CommonJS. This ensures compatibility with our current codebase while avoiding ESM migration work for now.