[Release] Don't pin nightly version#4201
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This PR updates the npm publish GitHub Actions workflow to stop pinning the version used for automatic nightly releases, relying instead on whatever version inference the software-mansion/npm-package-publish action performs.
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- Remove the hardcoded
version: "3.0.0"from the scheduled nightly publish step.
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Description
So far, the nightlies have been pinned to version
3.0.0- the stable release is 2.x, so automatic resolution would pick it up and release 2.x+1.Once 3.0 is released on the stable channel, pinning stops being necessary.