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release.sh reads npm's per-version document and retries the MCP Registry
publish. Every "is x.y.z on npm?" check -- the step-5 skip, the CI hand-off
poll, the npm propagation wait and the step-8 verify -- now goes through one
helper that reads the per-version document the MCP Registry's validator
fetches, not npm view's whole packument, which Cloudflare's edge can serve
up to 5 minutes stale after a publish. A re-run whose npm publish still
gets npm's E403 "cannot publish over the previously published versions"
treats the version as published instead of failing with the token-error
message. The MCP Registry publish is attempted up to four times, 30/60/90 s
apart, but only on the answers waiting cures -- the version not found yet,
"Likely transient, retry later", a failed npm metadata fetch, or the
registry's own HTTP 429, 502, 503 or 504 -- with a fresh registry login
before each retry; any other error still fails at once, and a
duplicate-version answer counts as done.
Documentation
The README's Add to Yaw MCP button now sits directly under the title, and
the follow badge links to @YawLabs. The one-click install button and its
one-line caption moved up from further down the page, so they are the first
thing under the name on npm and GitHub, and the X badge at the bottom points
at @YawLabs instead of @TokenLimitNews. npm shows the
README from the published package, which is why it takes a release to carry
this there; the package's code is unchanged from 0.13.6.