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# @mohan-cao/jev-classify
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## 0.1.1
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### Patch Changes
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- 50d202b: Rebuild against the split core.
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Each of these depends on `@mohan-cao/jev-classifier`, and their range follows
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`workspace:^` at pack time — so they need a release to declare the new core
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version rather than the one they were first published with.
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`@mohan-cao/jev-phase@0.1.1` also fixes `0.1.0`, which shipped the `workspace:`
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protocol verbatim in its manifest and therefore installed for nobody:
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```text
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npm error code EUNSUPPORTEDPROTOCOL
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npm error Unsupported URL Type "workspace:": workspace:^
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That was a bootstrap mistake — `npm publish` on its own does not rewrite the
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protocol; `pnpm pack` does, which is why the release workflow packs with pnpm and
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publishes the tarball with npm. `0.1.0` is deprecated.
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