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This can happen with the release flow. The release script updates the package versions/dependencies to the release version and attempts to publish the generated packages. If npm reports that a package version already exists, that publish is skipped instead of failing the whole release. So a 33.x release may show new publishes only for the packages that did not already have that exact version on npm. That does not necessarily mean every package changed in that release. For consumers, the safest rule is still to keep the |
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I did a lot of iterations to make the trusted publisher configuration work on every packages... it fails a few times, only the last 33.0.7 is working, previous 33.x versions are missing some packages |
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I did a lot of iterations to make the trusted publisher configuration work on every packages... it fails a few times, only the last 33.0.7 is working, previous 33.x versions are missing some packages