[taylanpince]

Summary

Addresses the Codex finding on #1037: that release bumps only the packages reached by changesets (and their dependents) to 2.3.48, leaving @0xsequence/core and others at 2.3.47. Because update-version embeds core's version, VERSION (sent by the provider as clientVersion) would report 2.3.47 from a 2.3.48 provider, and the release would not match the PUBLISHING.md claim that every package is staged at one version.

• .changeset/config.json: replace linked with fixed: [["@0xsequence/*", "0xsequence"]]. linked only aligns versions among packages already being bumped; fixed bumps the whole group on any changeset. The unscoped 0xsequence package is listed explicitly since the glob does not match it.
• PUBLISHING.md: describe the fixed versioning accurately.
• Empty changeset for the changeset check.

Test plan

• pnpm changeset status --verbose on this branch lists all 25 packages (including @0xsequence/core) at 2.3.48.
• After merge, the Changesets action should regenerate changesets: Release / Deploy (v2) #1037 with every package at 2.3.48 and VERSION = '2.3.48'.

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📝 Code Review	✅ Completed 2026-10-20T13:49:28.449733Z	7888803	PR opened

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[tolgahan-arikan]

Switching to fixed looks right for future releases, but as written this PR won't realign the versions that are already split. The description assumes #1037 is still open. It was merged on 2026-10-20 at 13:50 UTC, and this branch (ef69784) sits directly on that merge commit (8b1fe9d).

Current state of v2:

• 13 packages are at 2.3.48: 0xsequence, account, auth, guard, migration, network, provider, react-native, relayer, sessions, waas, waas-ethers, wallet.
• 12 are still at 2.3.47: abi, api, builder, core, deployer, indexer, marketplace, metadata, replacer, signhub, tests, utils.
• packages/core/src/version.ts is still VERSION = '2.3.47'.
• Of the 2.3.48 packages, only @0xsequence/relayer@2.3.48 is on npm (v2-legacy). The Release run for 8b1fe9d failed with E401 while staging @0xsequence/network-2.3.48.tgz, so the other twelve were never staged.

What this PR does on that base (checked locally with @changesets/cli 2.27.9, the version in the lockfile):

• pnpm changeset status --verbose says it would release no packages. fixed only spreads a bump that a changeset requests, and the only changeset here is empty.
• changeset version only deletes .changeset/fixed-v2-versions.md, so the next release PR would contain just that deletion. When it merges, stage-npm-packages.mjs stages every unpublished, untagged version. That would be the remaining 2.3.48 packages, with core still at 2.3.47, which is the mismatch this PR is meant to fix.

Possible fix: replace the empty changeset with a real one, e.g. '@0xsequence/core': patch. On this branch with that change, changeset status bumps all 25 packages to 2.3.49 (the fixed group takes the highest current version, 2.3.48, and applies the patch). The other option is to set every package to 2.3.48 by hand and rerun pnpm update-version. Relayer 2.3.48 is already published, so the staging script would skip it.

Question: Which do you want: 2.3.49 for everything, or realign the rest to 2.3.48? The test plan's expectation (all packages at 2.3.48) only works with the second option.

Nit (PUBLISHING.md): "any changeset bumps every package" isn't true for empty changesets (pnpm changeset add --empty, recommended a few lines below), which bump nothing. Suggest "any non-empty changeset".