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Changes and Explanation:
Removed Redundant ./ in Path Concatenation:
In join(APP_PATH, './fuel-wallet.zip'), the ./ is unnecessary when using join. Replaced with join(APP_PATH, 'fuel-wallet.zip') to simplify the path concatenation.
Added Conditional Check for Setting Environment Variables:
Instead of assigning values directly in setEnvVar, I added a conditional check if (!process.env[key]). This ensures the environment variable is only set if it is not already defined, which avoids unnecessary overwriting.
Consolidated console.log Outputs:
Instead of calling console.log multiple times, I grouped all logs together into one output. This reduces redundancy and makes it easier to follow what is being logged, improving readability and reducing noise in the console.
Replaced Deprecated stdout: 'inherit' with stdio: 'inherit':
In the execa call, the correct option for forwarding output to the parent process is stdio: 'inherit' instead of stdout: 'inherit'. This ensures that the command’s output is properly displayed.
Avoided Unnecessary Recursive Path ./dist:
Removed the ./ from join(ROOT_PATH, './dist') since it's redundant. join(ROOT_PATH, 'dist') is sufficient.
These changes improve code clarity, maintainability, and performance by reducing redundancy and ensuring proper handling of environment variables and logs.