@unisim/sdk 0.128.1 — pick up the "designed by" colophon - #163
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Moves this app off its old pin so the About dialog actually shows "App designed by James Markey MBE and the UNI-SIM team." The pin edit is not a formality: a caret on a 0.x pins the MINOR, so ^0.127.0 means >=0.127.0 <0.128.0. The seven apps on ^0.127.0 were already not receiving 0.128.0, and nothing published to the 0.128 line would ever have reached them. Every consumer had to be edited by hand or the release reached nobody. Verified before pushing, per app: npm install, typecheck, production build, and a grep for AUTHORSHIP_DESIGNER in the INSTALLED node_modules/@unisim/sdk/dist - resolving the version is not the same as shipping the code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M49D85H2FcSGrfbTMQsv3o
PDF's main moved while this branch was open: 8650243 bumped the SDK to 0.128.0 "so main typechecks and can deploy again". Both sides edit the same line, hence the conflict. 0.128.1 wins because it is strictly newer AND it is the release that carries the colophon - 0.128.0 was cut from b0f0900 and does not. Taking 0.128.0 here would have fixed the typecheck and still shipped an app with no credit in its About dialog, which is the thing this branch exists for. package-lock.json was REGENERATED by npm, not hand-merged - a lockfile resolved by picking hunks is a lockfile nobody has verified resolves. Re-verified after resolving: installed @unisim/sdk is 0.128.1, AUTHORSHIP_DESIGNER is present in its dist, typecheck and production build both pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M49D85H2FcSGrfbTMQsv3o
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Moves this app onto
@unisim/sdk@^0.128.1so the About dialog actually shows "App designed by James Markey MBE and the UNI·SIM team." One of 15 identical PRs.Why the pin edit isn't a formality
A caret on a
0.xpins the MINOR.^0.127.0means>=0.127.0 <0.128.0— so nothing published to the 0.128 line would ever have reached this app. Every consumer had to be edited by hand or the release reached nobody.Verified per app, before pushing
npm install→typecheck→ productionbuildAUTHORSHIP_DESIGNERin the installednode_modules/@unisim/sdk/dist— resolving a version is not the same as shipping the code15/15 typecheck and build clean. Two apps (this one and Exports) initially failed the build in a sandbox that has no
.env.local; that guard is thrown byvite.config.tson missing Supabase env vars before any app code compiles, so it can't be caused by an SDK version — confirmed by rebuilding both with correctly-shaped stub env vars, which passed.Worth noting the three apps on
^0.122.x(Beam, DIY, PalsPayIn) jumped six minors and all built clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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