fix(ci): use ./ prefix for npm publish paths to prevent GitHub repo resolution#103
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…esolution Without the ./ prefix, npm interprets paths like `npm/foo` as GitHub repository shorthands (org/repo) and attempts to clone them via SSH, causing a permission denied error. Prefixing with ./ ensures npm treats them as local directory paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Adjusts the npm publish step in the release workflow to ensure npm treats package arguments as local directories (not GitHub repo shorthands), preventing unintended SSH/git resolution during publishing.
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- Prefix npm package publish paths with
./to force local-path publishing for all three platform packages.
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Summary
npm publish npm/foowas being interpreted as a GitHub repo shorthand (org/repo), causing npm to attempt SSH cloning instead of publishing the local directory./prefix explicitly tells npm these are local pathsTest plan
npm publishsucceeds without SSH git errors