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@babblebey babblebey commented Apr 28, 2025

This PR completely removes the consumption of the github search API from the plugin; following its relegation in #907 and the deprecation notice of the endpoint itself from github.

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Fixes #1022

@travi travi changed the base branch from master to beta July 3, 2025 19:32
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travi commented Jul 3, 2025

@babblebey since this will be a breaking change, i retargeted this PR at the beta release branch that i created today to go along with the existing work for the npm plugin and for the core package to consume these betas.

what do you consider to be the current state of this change? do you have much more to do for this to be ready to merge?

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babblebey commented Jul 3, 2025

Targeting at beta sounds good. In terms of getting this through, there's not much... I'll round this up in a bit.

Out of context, but the OIDC work is the work you meant when you mentioned the NPM plugin works, right!? 🤔

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travi commented Jul 3, 2025

Out of context, but the OIDC work is the work you meant when you mentioned the NPM plugin works, right!?

in this context, i just meant the beta of the npm plugin to get us to the latest major version. part of the motivation for that is for the upcoming oidc support for semantic-release/npm#958, but that is only just getting started. assuming it goes smoothly, i would like that support to be included in the upcoming major, but no guarantees yet

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