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`child_process.fork()` requires a worker path resolved at build time from `new URL("./worker.ts", import.meta.url)` or `fileURLToPath(new URL("./worker.ts", import.meta.url))`. Never-reassigned `const` aliases and statically resolvable template parts are accepted. The worker and its imports are embedded in the executable, which re-executes itself to start that module. Worker arguments begin at `process.argv[2]`.
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Supported options are default inherited stdio or an inline object with `cwd`, `env`, `silent`, `windowsHide`, or `[stdin, stdout, stderr, "ipc"]`. `execArgv` is accepted but has no native effect. Runtime worker paths, custom `execPath`, advanced serialization, transferred sockets or servers, uid/gid, timeout/signal options, and other stdio arrays are unsupported.
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Parent and child channels support `send(message, callback?)`, `connected`, `disconnect()`, and `on`/`once` for `message` and `disconnect`. Message listeners may return `void` or `Promise<void>`. Messages use newline-delimited JSON, so their static types must be JSON-stringifiable or `unknown` backed by a checked JSON tree. `send()` returns the channel's backpressure state and invokes its callback later with `null` or an `Error`. `disconnect()` changes `connected` synchronously, before the later disconnect events.
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