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The order for placeholders (except bakery which occurs only once) is:
Windows binary: <placeholder in source string> <bakery> <placeholder in bytecode(?)>
Linux binary: <placeholder in bytecode(?)> <bakery> <placeholder in source string>
The producer always replaces the first occurence, and replacing the source string does nothing
Replacing the correct one fixes the generated binary on windows
Hacking together a quick fix works on my Windows test box faulpeltz@f4d254c
However the fix is bit ugly, maybe there is a more elegant solution.
I'm not sure why the order is like that, maybe it depends on the platform linker settings?
@faulpeltz Thanks so much for looking at this! Could you submit a PR? I sincerly have no idea why this has changed starting from latest nodejs versions, if you find out more let me know. In the meanwhile please open a PR and also add a comment that reference to this issue
Find the reason here: yao-pkg/pkg-fetch#37
Any help fixing this on pkg-fetch side is more then welcome
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