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Hi — we're building on top of Pascal and loving it. Two things that would make our lives significantly easier:
1. @pascal-app/nodes is not published to npm.
We have to install it from a local clone of this repo, which means we need to keep the source on disk, run tsc --build manually before installing, and stay on top of git pull ourselves. Any chance of publishing it to npm alongside the other packages?
2. npm publish cadence.
The npm packages (core/viewer/editor) are currently at 0.9.1 published 15 days ago, but the GitHub main branch already has meaningful commits since then (GLB export fix, MEP movement controls, viewer fallback fixes etc). We end up having to install from local source anyway to get the latest fixes.
We're not asking for a specific release schedule — even a rough "we publish to npm after each significant batch of fixes" would help us know when it's safe to use npm vs local source.
Thanks for the great work on Pascal — the v0.9.1 preset system and building manipulation overhaul are exactly what we needed.
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Hi — we're building on top of Pascal and loving it. Two things that would make our lives significantly easier:
1.
@pascal-app/nodesis not published to npm.We have to install it from a local clone of this repo, which means we need to keep the source on disk, run
tsc --buildmanually before installing, and stay on top ofgit pullourselves. Any chance of publishing it to npm alongside the other packages?2. npm publish cadence.
The npm packages (core/viewer/editor) are currently at 0.9.1 published 15 days ago, but the GitHub main branch already has meaningful commits since then (GLB export fix, MEP movement controls, viewer fallback fixes etc). We end up having to install from local source anyway to get the latest fixes.
We're not asking for a specific release schedule — even a rough "we publish to npm after each significant batch of fixes" would help us know when it's safe to use npm vs local source.
Thanks for the great work on Pascal — the v0.9.1 preset system and building manipulation overhaul are exactly what we needed.
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