fix(ng-dev): forcefully remove node_modules before publishing #3044
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Currently, when preparing a release, we execute 'git clean -dfq' to ensure a clean working directory. This is problematic when a '.gitignore' file is present that excludes 'node_modules', as 'git clean' will not remove them. This change updates the release preparation to explicitly remove all 'node_modules' directories, ensuring that we always publish from a clean state.
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Currently, when preparing a release, we execute 'git clean -dfq' to ensure a clean working directory. This is problematic when a '.gitignore' file is present that excludes 'node_modules', as 'git clean' will not remove them.
This change updates the release preparation to explicitly remove all 'node_modules' directories, ensuring that we always publish from a clean state.