Rails importmap pin tom-select pulled wrong version?

[silent-e]

I am using tom-select via importmaps in my Rails app. I was on v2.3.1 but after running importmap pin tom-select to get v2.4.1 it appears to have downloaded the wrong version from the cdn.

I got the following output

❯ importmap pin tom-select
Pinning "tom-select" to vendor/javascript/tom-select.js via download from https://ga.jspm.io/npm:[email protected]/dist/esm/tom-select.complete.js
Pinning "@orchidjs/sifter" to vendor/javascript/@orchidjs/sifter.js via download from https://ga.jspm.io/npm:@orchidjs/[email protected]/dist/esm/sifter.js
Pinning "@orchidjs/unicode-variants" to vendor/javascript/@orchidjs/unicode-variants.js via download from https://ga.jspm.io/npm:@orchidjs/[email protected]/dist/esm/index.js

Note the /esm/ subdirectory it pulled from. This pulled the module version but I wanted the compiled version from the /js/ subdirectory on the CDN.

I haven't opened an issue yet but was this version (and other dependencies) incorrectly downloaded because of a change in the package.json file? My javascript-fu is not strong enough to know.

Thoughts?

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[maxim]

For anyone coming here, you can get the file like this:

bin/importmap pin tom-select/dist/js/tom-select.complete.min.js
mv vendor/javascript/tom-select--dist--js--tom-select.complete.min.js.js vendor/javascript/tom-select.js

and then in importmap.rb

pin "tom-select" # @2.4.1

This seems to bundle tom-select, sifter, unicode-variants and all the plugins. And this line import TomSelect from "tom-select" seems to work.

P.S. So far I've discovered everything like the above by trial and error. I posted some questions trying to understand the pin urls better, but at the time of this writing haven't gotten any answers.

P.P.S. Every pin in my importmap.rb comes with a big comment above it, explaining all the necessary process to get the dependency correctly, because every single library seems idiosyncratic in the way that it lets you get a fully-bundled esm. I suggest ya'll do the same: big comment about every pin on how you download it, rename it, and pin it.