@pikku/skills 0.12.21 → 0.12.22

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  # @pikku/skills
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+ ## 0.12.22
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+ ### Patch Changes
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+ - 5ace170: Fix the `#pikku` import specifiers the skills teach.
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+ Twenty-five examples across ten skills named a leaf that does not export the
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+ symbol — `pikkuAuth`/`pikkuPermission`/`addGlobalPermission` from `#pikku/function`
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+ (they are in `#pikku/auth`), `addHTTPMiddleware` from `#pikku/http` (`#pikku/middleware`),
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+ `pikkuServices`/`pikkuWireServices` from `#pikku/function` (`#pikku/setup`),
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+ `pikkuWorkflowFunc` from `#pikku/function` (`#pikku/workflow`), `pikkuScenario` and
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+ friends from `#pikku/scenario` and from `#pikku/workflow/pikku-workflow-types.gen.js`
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+ (`#pikku/scenarios`), and `defineSystemRole` from a bare `#pikku` (`#pikku/scopes`).
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+ `pikku-addon` also claimed an addon authors against `#pikku/addon/function` and
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+ `#pikku/addon/setup`. It does not: `pikku new addon` writes an `imports` map that
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+ points `#pikku/*` at the addon's own `.pikku/addon/` tree, so an addon uses the
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+ same subpaths an application does. The `addon` segment is the package's business,
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+ never part of a specifier.
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+ An agent following these wrote a file that took schema generation red —
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+ `Package import specifier "#pikku" is not defined in package .../packages/functions/package.json`
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+ — which is a failure the example, not the agent, was responsible for.
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  ## 0.12.21
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  ### Patch Changes