fix: align README package name with correct @open-pulseboard/tracer npm scope - #2
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[WIP] Fix failing GitHub Actions job publish
fix: correct npm package scope @open-pulseboard → @pulseboard
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@copilot we do not own @pulseboard which is why we choose @open-pulseboard |
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fix: correct npm package scope @open-pulseboard → @pulseboard
fix: align README package name with correct @open-pulseboard/tracer npm scope
Jun 16, 2026
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publishjob was failing withnpm error 404. Thepackage.jsonand workflow were already correctly using the@open-pulseboardscope (which the org owns). The README was the source of inconsistency, referencing the non-existent@pulseboard/tracerpackage name throughout.Changes
README.md— updated all references from@pulseboard/tracer→@open-pulseboard/tracerto match the actual published package name