fix: remove generic package export #1566
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I got the following error with nuxt: ``` [DEP0166] DeprecationWarning: Use of deprecated double slash resolving ".//index.mjs" for module request ".//index.mjs" matched to "./*" in the "exports" field module resolution of the package at D:\Programming\JabRefOnline\node_modules\@VUE\apollo-composable\package.json ``` (I think this is windows specific) This is fixed by removing the generic `./*` export field.
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I'm not sure to understand what this change solves; btw it's technically a breaking change as it disallows importing a module that is not specified on the exports. |
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I can of course also add more export paths if the current ones don't cover the complete public api. |
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I got the following error with nuxt:
(I think this is windows specific)
This is fixed by removing the generic
./*export field.