fix(publishing): exclude desktop restart calls from publishing builds - #48
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I found this while auditing the optimized publishing bundle from the current
version/filebranch on macOS (Apple Silicon).The publishing bundle contains calls compiled as
$logseq$$.api.$relaunch$(), but that build does not include the desktoplogseq.apiimplementation. The desktop bundle includes and exportslogseq.api.relaunchas expected.Most of the affected controls are already hidden by runtime Electron checks, so I did not reproduce this through the normal publishing UI. However,
/settingsis still part of the publishing build, and the invalid API references remain in the generated artifact.This change adds publishing guards to the five restart actions and their render sites. It keeps the settings route and the existing desktop behavior unchanged.
I tested optimized publishing and desktop builds with Node 18. In the generated artifacts, the publishing bundle no longer contains
.$relaunch$()orlogseq.apireferences, while the desktop bundle still exports and callslogseq.api.relaunch.