npx runs with --ignore-scripts, skipping postinstall. The loader now
creates node_modules/@gsd/* symlinks pointing to packages/* before
importing cli.js, so @gsd/* packages resolve without postinstall.
Bumps to v2.10.12.
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v2.10.10 removed bundleDependencies but didn't promote transitive deps
(anthropic SDK, openai, undici, chalk, etc.) into root dependencies.
Users got ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND on install.
Adds all 28 workspace package deps to root dependencies so npm installs
them. Bumps to v2.10.11.
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* fix: remove @gsd/* cross-deps that break npm install (#hotfix)
Workspace packages declared @gsd/* as dependencies in their own
package.json files. npm's bundleDependencies bundles packages into
node_modules/ but still tries to resolve sub-dependencies from the
registry — causing 404s for the unpublished @gsd/* scope.
- Remove @gsd/* from all dependencies (root and workspace packages)
- Add validate-pack.sh: tests tarball installability before publish
- Wire validate-pack into CI (every PR) and publish pipeline
- Bump to v2.10.10
- Update changelog
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* fix: drop bundleDependencies, use postinstall symlinks instead
bundleDependencies with workspace packages causes npm to resolve
@gsd/* from the registry during install — 404 since they're not
published. Replace with a postinstall script that creates
node_modules/@gsd/* symlinks pointing to packages/*.
- Remove @gsd/* from dependencies and bundleDependencies
- Add link-workspace-packages.cjs (CJS, runs before ESM postinstall)
- Update validate-pack to verify symlinks after install
- Include link script in files array
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* fix: robust validate-pack + fallback workspace linking
- Keep @gsd/* in bundleDependencies (for npm pack bundling)
- Remove @gsd/* from root dependencies (prevents 404 registry lookups)
- Add link-workspace-packages.cjs fallback for when bundled symlinks
aren't created
- Simplified validate-pack with better error diagnostics
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* fix: remove bundleDependencies — use postinstall symlinks only
npm 10.x fetches packument metadata for ALL deps including bundled ones.
@gsd/* packages don't exist on npm → 404 → hard install failure.
bundleDependencies is fundamentally broken for unpublished workspace
packages. Replace with:
- packages/ shipped via files array (already was)
- link-workspace-packages.cjs creates node_modules/@gsd/* symlinks in
postinstall, pointing to packages/*
- No @gsd/* in dependencies or bundleDependencies at all
Tarball drops from 40M to 3M (no bundled node_modules).
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* fix: add .npmignore to prevent .gitignore from excluding dist/
.gitignore contains /dist/ and packages/*/dist/ which are needed in
the published tarball. Without .npmignore, npm pack respects .gitignore
and excludes them — even though "files" in package.json should override.
An empty .npmignore causes npm to ignore .gitignore entirely, letting
the "files" field control what's packed.
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* fix: avoid SIGPIPE in validate-pack on Linux
tar | grep -q causes SIGPIPE (exit 141) on Linux when grep closes the
pipe early. Write tar listing to a temp file and grep that instead.
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* docs: update changelog for v2.10.9
* 2.10.9
* fix(ci): retry smoke test with backoff for npm propagation delay
The post-publish smoke test was failing because npm registry propagation
can take 30-90s. Replaced the fixed 15s sleep with a retry loop (5
attempts, 30s backoff).
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