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If a different location needs to be published, then changesets version should be executed in order to update the original package.json with the new version number, and commit it.

Is this any different from what we do now? I fail to see the difference.

In tools like lerna, it's possible to set publishConfig.directory and this tell the publish command that the actual directory is different.

Could you link to their docs about this feature? Are there any tools handling it in the same way?

@Andarist The difference is where do you run the npm run publish.
Our setup has this after changesets version and yarn build:

packages/
  - a/
     - package.json
     - dist/
         - compiled.js
         - package.json
     - src/...

So there is a temporary package.json under dist, and this is the one we would like to publish, not the source one. To do that, we need to run the npm run publish from ./dist and not from ./ (the current one, hardcoded)

And here's a reference for that: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@lerna/publish#publishconfigdirectory

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@Andarist The difference is where do you run the npm run publish.

Right, this matter for the publish alone though - it doesn't matter for the versioning step though. Maybe I've misunderstood your original comment somehow.