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The primary motivation for supporting this is to allow libraries to publish an alternate subfolder. Specifically this is useful in cases where
lib/contains ES6 syntax, or JSX, and the build process transpiles the source to abuild/folder. In this case the subfolder./builld/would need to be published, not./as is the default.I've also added support for command arguments so that user need not be prompted. For example if I always publish
./build/folder, I can just use:./node_modules/.bin/release -f ./build/. Then I will be prompted for the version, but not the folder.