fix: Slug component import path to use absolute package reference

[ainsleyclark]

Summary

Fixed the slug field component import path to use an absolute package reference instead of a relative path, ensuring proper resolution in consumer applications.

Key Changes

• Updated the slug component import path from a relative path (/fields/Slug/Component#Component) to an absolute package reference (@ainsleydev/payload-helper/fields/Slug/Component#Component)
• Added explicit export configuration in package.json for the slug component to support the new import path with proper type definitions and entry points

Implementation Details

The issue was that the relative path would resolve incorrectly in the consumer's import map. By using the absolute package reference and adding the corresponding export configuration, the component can now be properly resolved regardless of where it's imported from. This ensures consistent behavior across different consumer applications and build configurations.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01WVA6tqvspfT8wQrJG8Zivn

[claude]

Review summary

• Overall score: 8/10
• Critical issues: 0
• Warnings: 2
• Suggestions: 1
• Recommendation: ⚠️ Approve with comments

A small, well-scoped fix for a real PayloadCMS import resolution bug. The root cause is clear, the changeset is present, and the approach (absolute package reference + matching export entry) is correct. Two minor consistency issues worth noting.

Critical issues 🔴

None.

Warnings 🟡

1. Inconsistent export conditions

The new export adds a "default" condition, but the majority of existing exports (./collections, ./globals, ./util, ./common, ./endpoints, ./fields) only declare "types" and "import":

"./fields/Slug/Component": {
    "types": "./dist/fields/Slug/Component.d.ts",
    "import": "./dist/fields/Slug/Component.js",
    "default": "./dist/fields/Slug/Component.js"   // ← inconsistent
}

Since the package declares "type": "module", the "default" condition is redundant for ESM consumers. Either remove it to match the pattern of other named exports, or add it consistently to all exports. As-is, it creates a subtle inconsistency that could cause confusion for future contributors.

2. No test coverage for the path fix

There is no test (unit or integration) verifying that the slug field component path resolves correctly to the absolute package reference. If this regresses — for example, if someone changes the path property back — there is nothing to catch it. A simple unit test asserting the Field.components.Field.path value equals @ainsleydev/payload-helper/fields/Slug/Component#Component would suffice.

Suggestions 🟢

Commit message scope

The commit uses fix(payload-helper): ... but AGENTS.md convention shows fix: ... without a scope segment. Minor deviation — worth aligning for consistency with the rest of the commit history.

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 70.26%. Comparing base (7f6b060) to head (fccebf5).
⚠️ Report is 511 commits behind head on main.

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