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@jagguji jagguji commented Apr 22, 2026

Summary

Removes the pkg.pr.new preview publishing workflow from this project.

  • Delete .github/workflows/pkg-pr-new.yml
  • Remove the bullet from CHANGELOG.md Unreleased
  • Drop the paragraph from CONTRIBUTING.md release flow

Why

Not needed for this project right now. The workflow was also failing on every dependabot PR (#31#36) because the pkg.pr.new GitHub App was never installed on the repo — removing the workflow unblocks those.

Kept intentionally

sync-bindings.yml still references pkg.pr.new URLs in its input description and prerelease warning. That's about consuming upstream @juspay/blend-design-system's previews for local testing against an unmerged blend change — a distinct use case from publishing our own. Easy follow-up if you want those gone too.

Side effect

Dependabot PRs #31#36 should turn green once this merges (they currently fail only on the Publish preview check).

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The per-PR preview workflow isn't needed for this project right now and was
also failing on every dependabot PR because the pkg.pr.new GitHub App was
never installed on the repo.

- Delete .github/workflows/pkg-pr-new.yml
- Remove the pkg-pr-new.yml bullet from CHANGELOG Unreleased
- Drop the release-flow paragraph in CONTRIBUTING.md that referenced it

Kept the sync-bindings.yml references to pkg.pr.new URLs — those describe
consuming upstream blend-design-system's previews for local testing, a
distinct use case from publishing our own.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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