The blueprint is confused about the purpose of #src. If you only ever use it in tests, it works, because there it's always supposed to actually mean the (unbuilt) src directory.
But if you mention #src in published code, the build incorrectly leaves it alone and points the actual consuming app at src instead of dist.
This is probably the root cause of #138 too.
#src is not a solution to the problem of built and unbuilt being different. I continue to think we should use a custom export condition instead.
The blueprint is confused about the purpose of #src. If you only ever use it in tests, it works, because there it's always supposed to actually mean the (unbuilt) src directory.
But if you mention
#srcin published code, the build incorrectly leaves it alone and points the actual consuming app at src instead of dist.This is probably the root cause of #138 too.
#srcis not a solution to the problem of built and unbuilt being different. I continue to think we should use a custom export condition instead.