feat: export tenant manager use cases and features from public API#5140
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feat: export tenant manager use cases and features from public API#5140
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This PR exposes the tenant manager's use case and feature classes through the public API exports. Previously, only
TenantModelExtensionandTenantExtensionswere exported from both the@webiny/tenant-managerpackage and the main@webiny/apientry point. Now, all tenant lifecycle operations — getting the current tenant, fetching by ID, creating, updating, enabling, disabling, and installing tenants — are available as named exports, along with their corresponding feature wrappers and TypeScript interfaces.Changelog
Tenant Manager Use Cases and Features Now Exported from Public API
The tenant manager's use case classes, feature plugins, and TypeScript interfaces were not accessible through the package's public entry point, making it difficult to extend or override tenant management behavior. They are now exported from both
@webiny/tenant-managerand the main@webiny/webinypackage, enabling developers to consume and build on top of these abstractions directly.Squash Merge Commit