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Is it still possible in pathom3 to change the env in a resolver like in pathom2 by returning a modified env through the ::p/env key?
AFAIK, it’s not, but please correct me if I’m wrong @U066U8JQJ. For more self-contained stuff, you can ship in an atom in the env, which you can swap during processing.
correct, not a feature in Pathom 3