Problem
The published @fedimint/react-native@0.0.0 package cannot be installed in a normal npm project because its published manifest still contains monorepo-only workspace:* runtime dependencies.
Reproduction
- In a regular npm project, run npm install @fedimint/react-native
- npm fails with EUNSUPPORTEDPROTOCOL: Unsupported URL Type "workspace:"
What the published package currently contains
The published package metadata includes runtime dependencies like:
- @fedimint/core: workspace:*
- @fedimint/types: workspace:*
That makes the package unusable outside the SDK monorepo even though it is publicly published on npm.
Expected behavior
The published package should resolve to installable versions for all runtime dependencies, or otherwise avoid publishing monorepo-only dependency specifiers.
Why this matters
Downstream apps can reference the upstream package name, but cannot actually install the published package from npm today.
Suggested direction
Please update the release or publish flow for @fedimint/react-native so the published manifest rewrites workspace:* dependencies to concrete published versions before publishing.
Problem
The published @fedimint/react-native@0.0.0 package cannot be installed in a normal npm project because its published manifest still contains monorepo-only workspace:* runtime dependencies.
Reproduction
What the published package currently contains
The published package metadata includes runtime dependencies like:
That makes the package unusable outside the SDK monorepo even though it is publicly published on npm.
Expected behavior
The published package should resolve to installable versions for all runtime dependencies, or otherwise avoid publishing monorepo-only dependency specifiers.
Why this matters
Downstream apps can reference the upstream package name, but cannot actually install the published package from npm today.
Suggested direction
Please update the release or publish flow for @fedimint/react-native so the published manifest rewrites workspace:* dependencies to concrete published versions before publishing.