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chore(opencode): publish @last9/opencode-plugin as public - #19
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Scoped packages default to restricted access on npm, which fails with E402 (Payment Required) for orgs without private packages. Set publishConfig.access to public so npm publish and CI releases work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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npm publishof@last9/opencode-pluginfailed with:npm defaults scoped packages to restricted (private) access. The package is meant to be public.
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publishConfig.access: "public"toplugins/opencode-last9/package.jsonso both manualnpm publishand the release workflow publish publicly without needing--access publicon the CLI.Verify
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