CI build failed with ENOENT on /Cyberhack/pkg: package.json pointed the
"cyberhack" dependency at "file:../../Cyberhack/pkg", a path outside this
repo's own directory tree entirely. That only ever resolved on a
developer machine that happened to have a sibling checkout of the
Cyberhack repo — Docker's build context is confined to this repo, and CI
never checks out Cyberhack in the first place, so pnpm install had
nothing to link against.
There's no npm registry publish set up for that package, so vendor the
already-built wasm-pack output directly into frontend/vendor/cyberhack
(committed) and point the dependency at "file:./vendor/cyberhack" instead
— a path inside the build context. Dockerfile now copies frontend/vendor
before pnpm install so the file: resolution actually has something to
link to. Verified with a `docker build --no-cache` end-to-end.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
