chore(release): staging to production - 2025.11.03 - #658
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Release: Staging to Production - November 3, 2025
This release fixes the semantic-release workflow that failed in the previous merge.
🔧 Bug Fix
Missing Dependency in Release Workflow
Impact: Fixed semantic-release workflow failure
The previous release PR (#657) merged successfully but the semantic-release workflow failed with:
Fix Applied:
conventional-changelog-conventionalcommitspackage to GitHub Actions workflowconventionalcommitspreset we configuredreleaseanddry-runjobs now include the package📊 Changes Since Last Production Release
1 commit:
fix(ci): add conventional-changelog-conventionalcommits to release workflow✅ Expected Outcome
After merging this PR:
Closes: Workflow failure from PR #657