@easymikey, https://jsr.io/@webpod/zx@8.5.2

@easymikey, https://jsr.io/@webpod/zx@8.5.2

It turned out that the jsr.json file was not downloaded to the client and VERSION is always undefined. May be add VERSION on the build stage (replace function to static constant)?

Should we put jsr.json here?

"publish": {
    "include": [
      "src",
      "README.md",
      "LICENSE"
    ]
  },

Should we put jsr.json here?

"publish": {
    "include": [
      "src",
      "README.md",
      "LICENSE"
    ]
  },

Can try. But I'm pretty sure that it doesn't work because jsr.json is published by default. https://jsr.io/@webpod/zx/8.5.2/jsr.json.

I create config.json in src folder. Can you publish dev version ?

@antongolub

Got this: jsr uses urls as module refs. #1193

import {VERSION} from 'jsr:@webpod/zx@8.5.2-dev.79a944b'

console.log('version', VERSION)

Got this: jsr uses urls as module refs. #1193

import {VERSION} from 'jsr:@webpod/zx@8.5.2-dev.79a944b'

console.log('version', VERSION)

Genius. Work fine!