bklit-ship

To ship a UI component to a production monorepo, follow a standardized end-to-end checklist covering package export, documentation updates, Studio integration, shadcn registry rebuilds, and PR submission. This ensures all production-ready validation steps are completed before merging.

Adding a new chart to the shadcn registry requires updating the registry rebuild configuration and ensuring the component is properly exported. Cross-package coordination across the UI package, documentation sites, and Studio prototyping tool guarantees consistency before opening a pull request.

Missing exports and unregistered components occur when contributors lack a standardized shipping process. Applying an end-to-end checklist ensures components are exported, documented, wired into Studio, and registered in the shadcn registry before merging.

Validation checks required before merging a UI component pull request include linting, formatting, testing, and building. These pre-merge guardrails catch errors and ensure the component passes all CI checks across the monorepo.

Yes, this component shipping workflow applies to both new and updated charts and components in a UI library. It standardizes the end-to-end process from Studio validation to production, ensuring all documentation and registry updates are completed.

The best way to coordinate documentation updates is to use an end-to-end shipping checklist that includes updating the UI package, documentation sites, and chart gallery. This cross-package coordination ensures the monorepo remains consistent before PR submission.