fix(source-build): ignore npm pkg source field #1508
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It's much more difficult than I thought... 😄，we have to add complex |
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https://pnpm.io/7.x/package_json#publishconfig Maybe I can try this feature to remove the "source" field before publishing I tried, pnpm only support overrides pnpm should support custom pkg-json fields |
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Yeah remove source field before publishing is hard. We can try to use exports alternatives to support source code build after Rspack supporting it: web-infra-dev/rspack#5052 (comment) |
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