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chore: fix issues with yml#7355

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chore/tag-build-yml-fix
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chore: fix issues with yml#7355
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Removed the postpublish npm script that auto-pushed commits and tags after publishing to prevent unintended pushes and fix YML workflow issues. Publishing now no longer triggers any git pushes.

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@jasonsaayman jasonsaayman added priority::low A low priority issue commit::chore The PR is related to a chore labels Jan 27, 2026
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Pull request overview

This pull request removes the postpublish npm script from package.json that was previously pushing commits and tags to the remote repository after publishing. The change is aimed at streamlining the publishing workflow by removing redundant automation.

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  • Removed the postpublish script that executed git push && git push --tags after npm publish

@jasonsaayman jasonsaayman merged commit 99d588d into v1.x Jan 28, 2026
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@jasonsaayman jasonsaayman deleted the chore/tag-build-yml-fix branch January 28, 2026 17:57
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