feat: rename tutorialkit to @tutorialkit/cli
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This package used to exist, I think we might have cleaned the alpha versions that we had published for testing. Hopefully that won't be a problem. |
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I think this is actually not a breaking change as CLI packages are not installed by end-users. I'll resolve the conflicts and then we can merged this. |
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Yeah I agree, let's move forward with this PR 👍 |
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tutorialkit to @tutorialkit/clitutorialkit to @tutorialkit/cli
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tutorialkitto@tutorialkit/cliCONTRIBUTING.mdabout package naming convention. This is mostly related to development time communication practices and doesn't affect end users.tutorialkit-vscodetotutorialkit. Removes work-around from build script that was used to do this renaming right before publishing. This name is already used by the published extension.BREAKING CHANGES:
tutorialkitnpm package is now unused. We should probably deprecate that from npm? Or just leave it as is.@tutorialkit/cli. This package does not yet exist in npm. I'm not sure if publishing this package will work without any permission settings. Do we need to add https://www.npmjs.com/~stackblitz-devops there some how?