fix(core): export legacy root symbols from submodules instead of relative paths - #8086
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rebase, restart CI after #8087 |
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V2236964587
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This is a fix for older clients that import from
@aws-sdk/coreroot level. The root should export submodules by name so they can re-resolve through the exports mappings rather than directly file-reference a submodule index.Using relative paths prevents the conditional browser submodule exports from working.
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*.integ.spec.ts) or E2E tests.@public,@internaltags and enabled doc generation on the package. Remember that access level annotations go below the description, not above.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.