Fix parsing npm: specifiers with paths - #59
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This is trying to solve the same problem as #58, but I think this time I pinpointed the actual issue.
Try running:
deno info --json "npm:react@^19.1.0/jsx-runtime"{ "kind": "npm", "specifier": "npm:/react@19.1.0/jsx-runtime", "npmPackage": "react@19.1.0" }Notice how
npmPackageis missing the/jsx-runtimepath.That explains exactly the problem I was having here: jsr-io/jsr#24 (comment)
So I changed it to cut the
npm:/off the front of the specifier instead, and then in the plugin I carefully remove the version from the middle of the string without impacting the path. This fixes the problem.