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@pichlermarc pichlermarc commented Sep 24, 2025

Which problem is this PR solving?

The job to actually publish the release to npm did not run due to a missing s in the output.

  • releases_created -> at least one was created.
  • release_created -> top-level release was created (which is just the top-level package.json, for us which is set to private)

BEGIN_COMMIT_OVERRIDE
fix: bump minor version as a GitHub release was created, but no packages were published to npm
END_COMMIT_OVERRIDE

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Due to this typo, GitHub releases were created - but there were no packages actually published to npm.

I guess updating the tag to a different commit would be mighty sketchy, so I'll do this:

  • I'll put a commit override message that bumps the patch versions of each of the non-released packages once again in my fix PR .
  • Once actually published: I'll update the broken GitHub releases to state all changes are included in the next version

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