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fix(release): add approved beta workflow and update dependencies - #2
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release-action.yml, using native GitHub Actions steps. No package-release capability is added to the Action.next, existingreleaseenvironment approval, an exact reviewed commit, and an immutable beta version tag.Validation
git diff --checkpass.Remaining blockers and release order
This is a draft, not approval to release.
pnpm audit --audit-level lowstill reports braces: GHSA-vfj7-8cjw-p6xm, with no patched version listed. No audit exclusions were added, and the release audit gate remains enabled.The Action still uses published
@contractual/cliand@contractual/governance0.1.0-dev.7. Contractual must first receive separate approval for a beta publication; a follow-up PR can then upgrade these dependencies and rebuild the Action. The new workflow deliberately rejects the current dev dependency versions.No workflows have been dispatched, and no tags, packages, releases, or major aliases have been published or moved. Existing history and version tags are unchanged. Omer must explicitly approve future tagging/publishing and any major-alias update.