@cubejs-client/ngx broken after v1.2.0

[loremaps]

Describe the bug

After #9152 the tarball contains two package.json files with the correct one located inside the dist folder.
Therefore we can no longer import from @cubejs-client/ngx

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a new angular app (e.g. ng new ng18 --standalone false)
2. Install the dependencies (e.g. npm install --save @cubejs-client/core@1.2.0 @cubejs-client/ngx@1.2.0 --save-exact
3. Add CubeJS module to the main module just to include cubejs in the output build e.g.

import { CubeClientModule } from "@cubejs-client/ngx";

4. Run ng build
5. See the error:

Cannot find module '@cubejs-client/ngx' or its corresponding type declarations.

Please note that it works if we import from @cubejs-client/ngx/dist

Expected behavior
The CubeClient should be able to be imported from @cubejs-client/ngx.

Screenshots
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Please see v1.0.9 structure and the root package.json contains the correct entrypoints

This is from the version v1.2.0 after 57bcbc4 and the entrypoints are now in the dist/package.json and not in the root package.json

Version:
1.2.0
Node -v: v22.13.1

Additional context
Building the package locally (dev mode) seems to produce the correct dist folder. So it must be with lerna and publish.

[vasilev-alex]

@HaidarZ can you please check this one?

[HaidarZ]

Hi, I've investigated the issue and implemented a solution in my pull request (#9189). The fix explicitly sets the Lerna publish directory in the package’s package.json to ensure only the contents of the dist folder are published. Since Angular doesn’t work well with Lerna's default behavior of exposing the entire dist folder, this approach avoids having to manually adjust file paths or create custom publish scripts. I've validated that the solution works as expected.

[vasilev-alex]

Closed by #9189