Enable beachball usage in Angular workspace

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In an angular workspace the package.json for the library is not the package that npm publish is called on. Instead Angular creates a separate dist/my-lib folder with a new package.json that should be published. See the publishing your library Angular topic.

We have been able to workaround this behavior by:

• Creating a custom invoke-publish command that redirects to the actual package to publish:

   "invoke-publish": "npm run invoke-publish:setup && cd ../dist/nimble-angular && npm publish", // call publish in the new built package
   "invoke-publish:setup": "cd ../ && npm run build:nimble" // rebuild the package in angular so it has the beachball bumped version

• Patch beachball using patch-package to run the custom invoke-publish command

     diff --git a/node_modules/beachball/lib/packageManager/npmArgs.js b/node_modules/beachball/lib/packageManager/npmArgs.js
     index 9ed1d08..a3f064c 100644
     --- a/node_modules/beachball/lib/packageManager/npmArgs.js
     +++ b/node_modules/beachball/lib/packageManager/npmArgs.js
     @@ -9,7 +9,9 @@ function getNpmPublishArgs(packageInfo, options) {
          const { registry, token, authType, access } = options;
          const pkgCombinedOptions = packageInfo.combinedOptions;
          const args = [
     -        'publish',
     +        'run',
     +        'invoke-publish', // Note the new command name
     +        '--', // Note the -- flag used so that parameters are passed to the sub command of the new command
              '--registry',
              registry,
              '--tag',

An alternate publish command is required because one can't prevent the default publish behavior of the publish script.

Could beachball support a configurable publish command for this kind of scenario / be open to a contribution?
Related #651