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When this changeset is versioned and merged, the current release workflow still will not publish Useful? React with 👍 / 👎. |
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packages/sandbox/package.jsonexports./src/index.tsdirectly (nobuildscript, nodist/), unlike the already-published sibling@bunny.net/openapi-clientwhich compiles todist/index.jsbefore publishing. Any Node.js consumer who runsnpm install @bunny.net/sandboxwill get an unresolvable TypeScript entry point. TheREADME.mdonly showsbun add, so Bun-only seems intentional — but without anenginesfield (e.g."engines": { "bun": ">=1.0.0" }) inpackage.json, npm gives no signal that Node.js is unsupported and the package will silently fail for non-Bun environments.