Missing redirect => broken import about jsdelivr HOT 5 OPEN

I don't expect this to change, it's a known limitation of the default files. You have several options, however:

• Use the esm mode if it works correctly with your package (this enables bundling, which may change behavior in some specific cases, but usually it's okay and results in faster load times): https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@pyscript/core/+esm
• Reference the file directly: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@pyscript/[email protected]/index.js
• Use the jsdelivr field, as you already did

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P.S. +esm breaks in all possible ways and we're creating our own optimized dist folder that should never need extra changes on top ... but we got it solved with jsdelivr and nothing indeed breaks with that 👍

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FYI we're trying to see if an intentionally broken artifact could fix the current state but I am worried if you fix this bug instead such artifact will suddenly break too ... if you think you are going to fix this please let me know but if you think that's just fine as it is then we should be good if the jsdelivr field in package.json is granted to have higher priority than others, thank you.

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P.S. I can confirm the artifact works via import('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@pyscript/core@latest')

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it's a known limitation of the default files

unpkg simply redirects to the entry point which works as expected so this seems to be more a choice (avoid redirect) than a limitation but I am OK with this answer if it means we can trust current jsdelivr to point at a non existent path that replicates the actual module name so we're good and you can close this, thank you!

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