Add node-stream.js to react-dom's package.json files entry - #10044
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@gaearon when/will this be available in a future release? It doesn't seem to be in https://unpkg.com/react-dom@16.0.0-beta.5/package.json (It was in (The docs reference this API, which appears to have been recently updated) Thanks so much! |
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@magicmark In the latest release, they're just available directly on |
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In #10024, I added
node-stream.jstoreact-dom's distribution, but I didn't realize thatreact-dom's package.json specifies which files are to be uploaded to the npm registry. As a result, if we tried to publishreact-domright now out of master,node-stream.jswould not be a part of the package.This PR fixes that. Sorry!