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@github-actions github-actions released this 05 Aug 06:59
· 9 commits to main since this release

A patch release covering the release pipeline itself. No library, server, or
CLI behavior changed.

Fixed

  • Releases publish to crates.io. The release workflow had no cargo publish
    step at all, so the registry behind the README's own first quickstart command
    (cargo install wovyr-cli) only ever advanced when somebody ran it by hand —
    it sat at 0.3.2 while the repo, the README badge, and /healthz all
    reported 0.4.0. A new crates job publishes every publishable workspace
    member with cargo publish --workspace, which derives the upload order from
    the dependency graph rather than a hand-maintained list, behind a
    sparse-index pre-flight that excludes anything already published at its
    current version — so a partial run is recovered by re-running the job instead
    of by hand.
  • The npm and PyPI publish steps can run at all. Both bound their token to
    the step's own env: and then tested it in that same step's if: — a
    condition that can never be true, since secrets cannot be referenced from
    if: and a step's env: is not populated when its if: is evaluated. Both
    steps reported skipped on every release run that has ever existed (v0.3.1,
    v0.3.2, v0.4.0) while the job and the workflow still went green, which is why
    every version currently live on npm and PyPI was in fact published manually.
    The token check moved inside each script, where a skip leaves an explanatory
    log line, and both publishes are now idempotent
    (twine upload --skip-existing, plus an npm view pre-check since npm has no
    equivalent flag).
  • @wovyr/angular's version tests no longer assert the wrong generation.
    They hardcoded 0.3.x as the matching series and 0.4.0 as a mismatch, so
    both inverted and began failing the moment TARGET_SERVER_VERSION moved to
    0.4.x — undetected, because that package has no CI job. The fixtures now
    derive from TARGET_SERVER_VERSION, so they stay correct across future bumps.