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Reference

Issues it-at-m/.github#109

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Streamlined the npm release process by removing legacy deployment controls.
  • Eliminated options that previously allowed users to toggle deployment and retrieve package artifact data.
  • Simplified the overall workflow by removing steps related to package building and publishing.

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Walkthrough

The pull request removes npm deployment functionality from the action by deleting the skip-deployment input and the outputs ARTIFACT_NAME and ARTIFACT_VERSION. It also eliminates the steps that previously handled the npm build and conditional deployment, resulting in a streamlined action that performs only the core tasks without publishing the npm package.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
action-templates/.../action-npm-release/action.yml	Removed skip-deployment input parameter; deleted outputs ARTIFACT_NAME and ARTIFACT_VERSION; removed npm build and conditional deployment steps.

Sequence Diagram(s)

Legacy Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as Action Workflow
    participant B as npm Build
    participant C as Deployment Check

    A->>B: Trigger build step
    B->>C: Evaluate skip-deployment
    alt Deployment not skipped
      C->>A: Publish npm package
    else Deployment skipped
      C->>A: Skip deployment
    end

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New Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as Action Workflow
    participant B as npm Build

    A->>B: Trigger build step
    B->>A: Complete build (No deployment)

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Poem

Oh, what a joyous change today,
A streamlined path where tasks now play.
I hop through code with a skip and a twirl,
No npm publish in this bunny’s whirl.
Nibble on clean lines, oh so bright,
My code-hopping heart feels light!
🐰💻 Happy changes in plain sight!

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