build: run full build in prepare so git installs produce dist/#1
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Consumers installing @aymurai/ui as a git dependency (git+ssh) only run the `prepare` lifecycle, which previously ran `panda codegen` alone and left no built `dist/`. Point `prepare` at the full `build` (codegen + tsc + vite + cssgen + fonts) so a git-installed package resolves to compiled output. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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preparescript frompanda codegento the fullbuild(codegen + tsc + vite + cssgen + fonts).Why
dist/is gitignored, so consumers that install@aymurai/uias a git dependency (e.g.git+ssh://...#<sha>from the desktop-app) only get thepreparelifecycle. Withpreparerunning codegen alone, nodist/is produced and the@aymurai/uiimport resolves to nothing.Pointing
prepareat the full build makes a git-installed package self-build into compiled output, so private consumers don't need a published tarball or registry.Verified:
rm -rf dist && pnpm buildproducesindex.js/cjs,index.d.ts,styles.css,fonts.css.🤖 Generated with Claude Code