another lovely shoutout from @rich-harris.dev to @pkg.pr.new on @codetv.dev 💙 this guy summarizes what the tool does way better than us, lol! thank you, rich!
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@pkg.pr.new
https://pkg.pr.new ⚡ Instant preview releases for your branches and PRs, without polluting the npm registry. We call it "Continuous Releases" too. A @stackblitz.com OSS Community Project Created by @aslemammad.bsky.social and @amirsakhravi.bsky.social
we were waiting for a long time for this one! happy to have @babel.dev here with us on @pkg.pr.new 💛
Amir@amirsakhravi.bsky.social · last yr.@babel.dev started using pkg.pr.new! 🚀
🎉 @pkg.pr.new just turned 1 year old 🥳 Born at @stackblitz.com and growing with the support of an awesome community 💙 • 1.7M packages • 1.4M templates generated • 700+ orgs • 60K PRs & branches • 1.3K repositories Thanks to everyone using and supporting it! 💙
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Search repositories on GitHub to list their continuous releases.
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happy to finally announce it! @cloudflare.social is now backing @pkg.pr.new's data infrastructure! thank you so much everyone for supporting the tool and making this possible.
StackBlitz@stackblitz.com · last yr.As we move into onboarding more OSS projects to @pkg.pr.new and are releasing the next million preview packages, we are thrilled to announce that @cloudflare.social is now backing our data infrastructure!
Can't believe I didn't integrate @pkg.pr.new into my workflow sooner
Truly honored to have @cloudflare.social backing @pkg.pr.new's data infrastructure!! Thanks to everyone involved!❤️
StackBlitz@stackblitz.com · last yr.As we move into onboarding more OSS projects to @pkg.pr.new and are releasing the next million preview packages, we are thrilled to announce that @cloudflare.social is now backing our data infrastructure!
we have @pkg.pr.new for that. pushing preview builds for PRs, the long-living `next` branch, etc. people can play around with these or the playground. there were a few times where we rolled back and redesigned an API idea before release. if that would have hit `latest` on `npm` prematurely - ouch.
this might be the image of the year for me! @patak.dev just sent us this picture in #sveltesummit! thank you @rich-harris.dev for trusting @pkg.pr.new 💙
@rescript-lang.org has officially adopted @pkg.pr.new, which means we now have npm packages for every commit 🚀 No more npm link or waiting for an alpha release! Thank you @aslemammad.bsky.social, @amirsakhravi.bsky.social and the @stackblitz.com team for supporting the ecosystem.
The migration story so far is mostly changing slots to snippets. I've been dogfooding by updating Github Analysis and Strava Analysis to the pr.pkg.new. Here are the main commits: github.com/techniq/gith... github.com/techniq/stra... I'm also using this on my work project with great success!
Update to upcoming LayerChart 2.0.0-next (Svelte 5) · techniq/github-analysis@205311a
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Sean Lynch@techniq.dev · last yr.Currently dogfooding the upcoming LayerChart 2.0.0-next.2 release (Svelte 5 edition) via pkg.pr.new and getting excited! Faster 🏎️, new features ✨, refined API 🧐, and more! Here is a good visual example comparing current 1.0.0 vs 2.0.0. For even better performance, could also use Canvas rendering.
This week's video is a bit more general. After covering *patching* packages a while ago, it is the time to talk about package *overrides* - especially why & how it works. And of course, a great example to showcase it is using @rolldown.rs + @vite.dev + @pkg.pr.new 🔥 youtu.be/8CS8PKB9rAQ Tune in!
Package Overrides 101: Learn how & why
YouTube video by Alexander Lichter
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started using @pkg.pr.new ⚡️ recently to publish library builds without npm been great so far!
Setup pkg.pr.new for LayerChart, LayerStack, and Svelte UX repos to publish npm packages for each PR and have already made use of it a few times to validate some changes across different projects. Highly recommend for library authors.
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@pkg.pr.new proves invaluable once again, letting me install still unreleased code. A single-component build with `ref`, `computed`, and `watch` comes in at ~38 kB in Vue Vapor and ~63 kB in regular Vue, so about the same as in the `js-framework-benchmark` results.
I've been bitten by the bug: Added @socket.dev to my workflow, and now @pkg.pr.new . I'm much less anxious around maintaining vite-plugin-lwc and learning a ton in the process. 🧑🔬
chore: update deps by cardoso · Pull Request #12 · cardoso/vite-plugin-lwc
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That was the final boss I needed to defeat to ship updates from my phone! Many times when I was on the go, I could merge a PR and had to wait to be at my computer to update master. @pkg.pr.new helped a lot reduce the need for this though. 🙏
Vue Vine has integrated pkg.pr.new to publish packages for every commit. This is very useful for our user to provide a minimal reproduction in StackBlitz. Thanks for our great community providing such a wonderful application.
GitHub - stackblitz-labs/pkg.pr.new: 📦️ Continuous (Preview) Releases for your libraries!
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Fixing @pnpm.io catalogs at @pkg.pr.new : github.com/stackblitz-l...
fix(cli): handle pnpm catalogs by userquin · Pull Request #318 · stackblitz-labs/pkg.pr.new
This PR handles pnpm catalogs including named catalogs with a simple algorithm to replace all catalog: and catalog:<name> found in dependencies, devDependencies and peerDependencies before w...
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esm.sh v136 has been deployed with - builtin @jsr.io (h/t @lcas.dev ) and pkg.pk.new (h/t @aslemammad.bsky.social @amirsakhravi.bsky.social) registries. - more stable package version resolving - use @pi0.io's github.com/unjs/unenv - and more ↪ github.com/esm-dev/esm....
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A no-build CDN for modern web development. Contribute to esm-dev/esm.sh development by creating an account on GitHub.
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mom, alvaro got @pkg.pr.new in @smashingmagazine.com! cannot believe my eyes!
Alvaro Sabu@alvarosaburido.dev · 2y agoI'm incredibly happy (and honored 😍) to share that my very first article has been published on @smashingmagazine.com Navigating The Challenges Of Modern Open-Source Authoring: Lessons Learned Let me know what do you think! www.smashingmagazine.com/2025/01/navi...
2024 was the year of pkg.pr.new! and it truly changed my life, and also @amirsakhravi.bsky.social's life too. let's see what 2025 has got for us! happy new year everyone🎉
GitHub - stackblitz-labs/pkg.pr.new: 📦️ Continuous (Preview) Releases for your libraries!
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If anyone is interested, check out the PR below. You'll find the preview npm package and docs in the @pkg.pr.new and @cloudflare.social comments (installation paths are different compared from the stable version). github.com/filipsobol/s...
0.7.0 by filipsobol · Pull Request #43 · filipsobol/sonda
Changes: Add Next.js integration. Add Nuxt integration. Add Astro integration. Add the enabled option to control whether to run the plugin. Create an individual export path for each integration. U...
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More info here, with preview builds courtesy of @pkg.pr.new github.com/ascorbic/unp...
feat: stable release by ascorbic · Pull Request #748 · ascorbic/unpic-img
This is a major update, with changes to the API of all frameworks. This will not affect you if you are just using the components with default options, but if you are passing custom transformers or ...
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@pkg.pr.new is great for testing PRs of your own forks live. I am working on a PR for the serverles-step-functions plugin to support JSONata. Since I'm not the repo owner, I can't publish a beta version to test it in my app. I could use npm link, but that only works locally.
