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fix(ci): use --workspace for publish dry-run preflight #95

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15 changes: 6 additions & 9 deletions .github/workflows/release.yml
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echo "jq $(jq --version) available."

# Preflight: cargo publish --dry-run validates packaging AND metadata without uploading.
# Using --dry-run (not --no-verify) ensures full verification runs as a last-mile check.
# CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKEN is not set here: --dry-run does not upload to the registry
# and does not require a valid token on the network path exercised by preflight.
# Preflight: validate packaging + metadata without uploading.
# Must be --workspace (not per-crate -p): on a version bump, per-crate dry-run resolves
# internal deps (gts-macros -> gts-id) against crates.io, where the new version isn't yet
# published, and fails. --workspace resolves them against the locally packaged crates and
# skips publish=false members. Requires cargo >= 1.90.
- name: cargo publish dry-run preflight (all publishable crates)
run: |
cargo publish -p gts-id --dry-run --locked
cargo publish -p gts-macros --dry-run --locked
cargo publish -p gts --dry-run --locked
cargo publish -p gts-validator --dry-run --locked
run: cargo publish --workspace --dry-run --locked

# Publish in dependency order. Shared helper functions enforce identical retry/reconcile/wait
# behavior across all crates, eliminating per-crate duplication and drift risk.
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