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Releases

onsystem@0.10.3

Patch Changes

• #250 5466dee - A design-system package whose tokens are a Tailwind v4 theme partial (@theme, with no @import "tailwindcss", since the app imports Tailwind) no longer turns off no-hardcoded-spacing in the apps that read its config. In a project on Tailwind v4 (@tailwindcss/postcss, @tailwindcss/vite or @tailwindcss/cli in its package.json, or tailwindcss in a range other than v3's, such as ^4), such a theme gets Tailwind's default spacing unit and radius scale, as a stylesheet that imports Tailwind does, unless it clears them (--spacing-*: initial). p-[13px] is reported again, with p-3 as the nearest step.

  A component imported through a subpath export that leads to a source file that does not exist, such as <Tooltip> from @acme/ui/components/tooltip where "./components/*": "./src/components/*.tsx" has no src/components/tooltip.tsx, is reported by no-unknown-component in workspace apps that read the package's config, as it already was in apps that install the package. It was said not to have been checked, with advice to add the missing files to "components". An import whose export leads to a build folder (dist/) with no file there, as before the package is built, is still said not to have been checked, whatever its sources are named.

  In an app whose design-system package publishes neither its component sources nor their type declarations, list_components, get_component and inspect --explain now say so, and what its team can do, instead of telling you to check the "components" globs in the config, which would not help.

  init in a design-system package adds ONSYSTEM.md to files in its package.json, next to the config, so the teams of apps that install the package get the guide in node_modules, unless files leaves it out ("!ONSYSTEM.md").