Moving peer.ctx to peer._internal broke the Nuxt socket.io implementation

[fmgrafikdesign]

After unjs/crossws#59 was merged, the Nuxt 3 example of the socket.io implementation does no longer work in production. They have updated their example to use peer._internal.nodeReq, but this only works for development, peer._internal appears to be undefined for production.

My question: is there a preferred way of handling this, or maybe someone with more insight can spot the issue or fix? The complete nuxt example can be found here.

    websocket: {
      open(peer) {
        // crossws >= 0.3.0
        // @ts-expect-error private method and property
        engine.prepare(peer._internal.nodeReq); // ❌ Does not work in production
        // @ts-expect-error private method and property
        engine.onWebSocket(peer._internal.nodeReq, peer._internal.nodeReq.socket, peer.websocket); // ❌ does not work in production

        // crossws < 0.3.0
        // const context = peer.ctx.node;
        // // @ts-expect-error private method
        // engine.prepare(context.req);
        // // @ts-expect-error private method
        // engine.onWebSocket(context.req, context.req.socket, context.ws);
      }
    }

socketio/socket.io#5208

[fmgrafikdesign]

The issue was fixed by the latest nuxt release, which upgraded nitropack to the 2.10 version which also uses crossws >=0.3 🥳