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## Summary `@vercel/devlow-bench` hasn't published since December 2024. The job that published it was removed in #93064; it was gated on the head commit message starting with `chore: release turbopack npm packages`, which squash-merge rewrites, so it couldn't fire through normal review — #93951 bumped the version correctly and still published nothing. Rather than rebuild that machinery for `turbopack/packages/*`, this moves the one remaining package to `packages/`, where lerna and the existing recursive publish already handle everything. **`publish-release.js` is unchanged.** The tradeoff is that the package joins the Next.js lockstep version, going from `0.4.0` to the current canary, and ships nightly instead of on manual bumps. At ~10k downloads/month, essentially all CI, nobody is reading its version for compatibility — not worth ~300 lines of bespoke release code in the script that gates Next.js releases. `packages/` already holds unscoped, non-`@next/` packages (`create-next-app`, `eslint-config-next`, `next-rspack`), all lockstep. The root eslint config covers `packages/` but never applied to `turbopack/`, so this exempts the three rules the source doesn't satisfy and prefixes six unused parameters, rather than reformatting the package as part of a move. ## Deletions Three nft packages, last published in 2022, none with a build script or any consumer: - `@vercel/experimental-nft` — a stub containing only a `package.json` - `@vercel/webpack-nft` — resolved binaries built from a `node-file-trace` crate that no longer exists, so its core codepath couldn't work - `@vercel/experimental-nft-next-plugin` — depends on the above `turbopack/xtask/src/publish.rs` goes with them: its only caller was the workflow removed in #93064, its `npm` subcommand targeted that same missing crate, and nothing invokes `cargo xtask`. `turbopack/packages/` no longer exists. ## Verification - `publish-release.js --dry-run` — publishes `@vercel/devlow-bench` via the untouched recursive publish - `lerna list` and `turbo run build` both resolve it at the new path - `pnpm run --filter=devlow-bench test` — 3/3, and the CI jobs reference it by name, not path - Root eslint and the package's own `lint` script both clean - `cargo check`/`clippy`/`fmt -p xtask` - Not run: a real publish, which only CI can exercise `pnpm-lock.yaml` is hand-edited to repoint the workspace entry and drop the three removed ones. A full `pnpm install` rewrites ~1800 unrelated lines, and `--frozen-lockfile` fails identically on unmodified `canary` from pre-existing `apps/docs` drift. <!-- NEXT_JS_LLM -->
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"compilerOptions": {
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"strict": true,
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"target": "ES2022",
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"module": "NodeNext",
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"rootDir": "src",
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"types": ["node"],
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"outDir": "dist",
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"declaration": true,
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"declarationDir": "dist"
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},
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"include": ["src/**/*"]
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}
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