Release v6.6.69 - #913
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6.6.68 (PR #911) merged and tagged but never reached npm: the release workflow creates the GitHub release before running npm publish, so once tag v6.6.68 existed a re-run always failed at the release step and skipped the publish. Cutting a fresh version lets the publish job run. Content is identical to 6.6.68 — api-method-documentation 5.2.34 is already in the lockfile via #911; this is a version bump only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Release v6.6.69. This is a clean re-cut of 6.6.68 so the release actually reaches npm.
Why
6.6.68 (PR #911) was merged and tagged
v6.6.68, but it never published to npm. The release workflow ("Tests and publishing") runs the Github Release step beforenpm publish. Once the tag/releasev6.6.68existed, every re-run failed at the Github Release step withalready_existsand skipped the publish, so npm stayed on 6.6.66. A re-run can therefore never publish that version.Cutting a fresh version (6.6.69) sidesteps the stuck tag: the Github Release step succeeds for the new
v6.6.69, andnpm publishruns afterwards with the now-corrected CI credential.Changes
package.json: version6.6.68→6.6.69.package-lock.json: root /packages[""]version →6.6.69.No dependency changes. The 5.2.34
api-method-documentationfix (webhook URL-area alignment for OAS 3.1/3.2) is already in the lockfile via #911 — this is a version bump only, so 6.6.69 carries the exact same component set as 6.6.68.Refs