Publish to npm using a GitHub action #9588
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This is the most important PR regarding the "Release" GitHub action: the publishing process is now just
make new-version && git push🙂I have tested this locally and it worked, but I used
prepublishinstead ofpublish(to avoid accidentally pushing something to npm). In case it won't work,make bootstraptakes so long that every other task in this action will complete before that it fails, so I can just runmake publishlocally as I was doing for previous releases.