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[scheglov]

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[kevmoo]

Can we just do a release and skip the -wip?

[scheglov]

Will remove -wip.

[scheglov]

I don't understand why "Publish / publish / validate (pull_request)" is not happy.

[kevmoo]

I don't understand why "Publish / publish / validate (pull_request)" is not happy.

I think because test and friends have pinned deps.

[scheglov]

The versions referenced in pkgs/test/pubspec.yaml look correct to me - the same as this PR makes them.

  test_api: 0.7.9
  test_core: 0.6.15

But yes, they are not published yet, so maybe this is why it complains?
What should I do - ignore it?

I myself probably will not able to publish anyway...

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Package publishing

Package	Version	Status	Publish tag (post-merge)
package:checks	0.3.2-wip	WIP (no publish necessary)
package:fake_async	1.3.3	already published at pub.dev
package:matcher	0.12.18	already published at pub.dev
package:test	1.29.0	ready to publish	test-v1.29.0
package:test_api	0.7.9	ready to publish	test_api-v0.7.9
package:test_core	0.6.15	ready to publish	test_core-v0.6.15
package:test_descriptor	2.0.2	already published at pub.dev
package:test_process	2.1.1	already published at pub.dev

Documentation at https://github.com/dart-lang/ecosystem/wiki/Publishing-automation.

[jakemac53]

I myself probably will not able to publish anyway...

Fwiw as soon as you bump these to released versions they should get published, but it is mostly automatic (click the links in the bot comment above - AFTER merging).

We should wait for @natebosch though to comment on whether we are ready to publish there was some previous stuff getting validated internally.

[natebosch]

We're unblocked for publishing now, had some blockers earlier but we're synced to the SDK and google3 now so I would have opened a PR to publish this afternoon anyway. Thanks for the PR!