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Why is the current NPM release `1.0.0` different?

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There are significant differences between the v1.0.0 tag and the master branch. Why? Why haven’t you released a new version to NPM? The newest version there (v1.0.0) is over two years old…

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Created a year ago
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Comments:7 (2 by maintainers)

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sidorarescommented, Apr 7, 2022

Would you need help with this? I’d be more than happy to contribute!

thanks for the offer! I’m slowly migrating all the projects to gh actions - if you have time to help with that would be great

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sidorarescommented, Apr 7, 2022

yes I probably should. Due to a significant time gap between releases major version bump might be a good idea ( not that I’m aware of any backwards incompatibilities, just as a precaution )

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