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I can't answer specifically for workbench. But in a pure composer way, the current recommended way is to have your package act as a plugin that fires off the publication when its installed.

Example: Application A depends upon Package 1, and Package 1 depends upon Package 2. Package 2 has views that need publishing. Package 1 registers itself as a plugin. Package 1 creates a class that responds to the “post-install” and “post-update” script events. That script-responding class executes Artisan::call(‘asset:publish’, ‘—package Cccisd/package2’) to do its work.

Here is additional discussion on the subject of composer executing dependencies' scripts.

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