feat: export network parseDescriptor from babylon namespace #7624
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The ESM build support added in PR #7534 introduced strict `exports` in package.json which blocks deep imports like: - @bitgo/utxo-staking/dist/src/babylon/parseDescriptor - @bitgo/utxo-staking/dist/src/babylon/network This breaks consumers (e.g., wallet-platform) that rely on these internal modules. By re-exporting them from the babylon namespace, consumers can import via the public API: import { babylon } from '@bitgo/utxo-staking'; const { parseStakingDescriptor, toBitcoinJsNetwork } = babylon; Ticket: BTC-2826 TICKET: BTC-2826
OttoAllmendinger
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Nov 25, 2025
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The ESM build support added in PR #7534 introduced strict
exportsin package.json which blocks deep imports like:This breaks consumers (e.g., wallet-platform) that rely on these internal modules. By re-exporting them from the babylon namespace, consumers can import via the public API:
import { babylon } from '@bitgo/utxo-staking';
const { parseStakingDescriptor, toBitcoinJsNetwork } = babylon;
Ticket: BTC-2826
TICKET: BTC-2826