Need to add /src after the import statement to be able to use type definitions

[RubenPauwelsUniWeb]

We are using a generated tarball, using the default config.

Our build command looks like this:
yarn prepack && npm pack

When we try to import the package in our project (after adding it with yarn add) we need to specify the import statement like this: import {useCustomHook} from 'our-package/src';

If we don't add /src to the import we get this TS error: Cannot find module 'our-package' or its corresponding type declarations.ts(2307)

Is it possible to omit the /src and still be able to use the type definitions?

[satya164]

Adding /src shouldn't be necessary. Are your type definitions properly generated under lib/typescript and does the types entry in package.json point to the correct file?

[RubenPauwelsUniWeb]

As you can see they are there. For some reason they are in lib/typescript/src instead of lib/typescript.
I also tried changing the types property in package.json to "types": "lib/typescript/src/index.d.ts" but this gives the same issue and it's still only working when adding /src to the import.

[satya164]

You need to have lib/typescript/src/index.d.ts for your types field. If you're using latest version of bob bob build would've thrown an error due to the wrong path.

As per why it doesn't work, can't say without more without code.