The `version` field exported by the React package currently corresponds to the `@next` release for that build. This updates the build script to output the same version that is used in the package.json file. It works by doing a find-and-replace of the React version after the build has completed. This is a bit weird but it saves us from having to build the `@next` and `@latest` releases separately; they are identical except for the version numbers. |
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