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Do not release prerelease components with the latest tag #107
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Previously this did not work as expected as `semver.coerce` does not appear to handle prerelease versions. Relates to: npm/node-semver#357 Instead we can use `semver.prerelease` for our purposes. We should improve test coverage here but I suspect this action may disappear in the near future (either with a move to a mono repo, or by extracting the bundle size notice and using a similar approach to services for publishing).
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Previously this did not work as expected as
semver.coercedoes notappear to handle prerelease versions. Relates to:
npm/node-semver#357
Instead we can use
semver.prereleasefor our purposes.We should improve test coverage here but I suspect this action
may disappear in the near future (either with a move to a mono
repo, or by extracting the bundle size notice and using a similar
approach to services for publishing).