This package is deprecated. Its code is now
@collective-intelligence/extensions-sdk-backend/effect. This last version
re-exports each name of that subpath, so each value is the same value at both
specifiers. Each name carries @deprecated.
Change the import specifier, then remove this package:
-import { effectSchema } from "@collective-intelligence/extensions-sdk-backend-effect"
+import { effectSchema } from "@collective-intelligence/extensions-sdk-backend/effect"
bun remove @collective-intelligence/extensions-sdk-backend-effect
No other code change is necessary: the names, the types and the Context tag
keys are the same. The extensions-sdk-backend README documents the API in
"Effect adapter (./effect)".
This version imports @collective-intelligence/extensions-sdk-backend/effect.
So a release that imports this package, or that subpath, needs a ci CLI
version that bundles an SDK ./effect subpath (see the CLI changelog). An
earlier CLI rejects the release with an undeclared runtime dependency.
effect (^4.1.0) stays a required peer. The package depends only on
@collective-intelligence/extensions-sdk-backend, pinned to the release
version.
Deprecated: re-exports @collective-intelligence/extensions-sdk-backend/effect. Import that subpath instead.注意：该包已被作者标记为弃用——Use @collective-intelligence/extensions-sdk-backend with its /effect export.