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fix(release): don't fail a publish on npm read lag - #501

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Before: the first canary after #498 (6772446) still failed. All eight platform packages published, none read back within five minutes, and the clerk wrapper was never published.

After: if the platform packages aren't readable within two minutes, the releaser logs a warning and publishes the wrapper anyway.

#498 assumed the lag came from caching and switched to the per-version document (registry.npmjs.org/<name>/<version>), which the CDN doesn't cache. The runner still got 404s for five minutes, and the same URLs returned 200 from outside a few minutes later, so the delay is on npm's side and no endpoint change gets around it. Every platform publish had already been accepted by npm, and the wrapper is subject to the same read lag, so failing the job only strands the wrapper.

How: the per-package wait in scripts/releaser.ts is wrapped in a try/catch. A timeout or registry error becomes a ::warning:: annotation, and the wrapper publish goes ahead. The wait is back to two minutes so a slow registry doesn't hold the job for long. The #498 changes (idempotent publish, allSettled) are unchanged. The docs are updated to match.

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#498 moved the availability check to the per-version registry document,
which the CDN does not cache, and gave the wait five minutes. The first
canary after it merged (6772446) still failed: all eight platform
packages published, and none read back within five minutes from the
runner, though they were readable a few minutes later. The lag is on
npm's side, not in a cache we can bypass.

npm had already accepted every platform publish, and the wrapper is
subject to the same read lag, so failing the job only strands the
wrapper. Keep the wait as a best effort (two minutes), and on timeout
log a warning and publish the wrapper anyway.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PV2ZJ8dVTShiA3PSCGjCYm
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The release script now waits up to 120 seconds for npm to serve each platform package. If the wait fails, the script logs a warning and continues publication. The release documentation now notes that npm may take several minutes to serve a new version and describes the shorter wait.

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 2872a

A transient npm read failure can let the wrapper publish while platform packages are still unreadable. This is a bounded release-window risk; retry transient errors while preserving immediate handling of terminal failures.

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