ci: drop release-as pins so release-please computes versions from commits - #120
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Summary
Removes the
release-asentries fromrelease-please-config.jsonfor both packages.release-aspins every release PR to that exact version. The pins were used to force the initial versions when the per-package release-please setup landed (#111/#112), but both packages have since shipped those versions (capability-matrix1.6.0,postgrest-typegen0.1.0), so the pins now block any further version bump.Concretely: #118 landed as a
featonpostgrest-typegen, which withbump-minor-pre-major: trueshould produce 0.2.0, but the release PR #119 proposed a no-opv0.1.0...v0.1.0release with only a changelog change because the config forced 0.1.0 again.capability-matrixwould hit the same wall on its next release.Once this merges, release-please will refresh #119 to a proper 0.2.0 (changelog,
package.json, and manifest bump).Test plan
release-please-config.jsonstill validates against its $schema (structure unchanged, only the tworelease-askeys removed)postgrest-typegen: 0.2.0