fix: allow manual package publication - #7
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Skip the release-tag assertion for authorized manual GitHub Packages publication without changing package versions. Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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TL;DR
Allow the existing manual publish workflow to publish the current package version to GitHub Packages.
Overview of Changes
The release-tag version assertion now runs only for release-triggered publication. Authorized manual runs continue to use the package version already committed to the repository.
Follow-ups
Publish
@lasvegasfortransit/analytics@0.1.0after this change merges, then update the three consumer repositories to use the restricted GitHub Package.