Fix @octokit/rest ESM compatibility error in feature distribution workflow #21
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The GitHub Actions workflow for distributing feature files was failing with an ES Module import error:
Root Cause: The
@octokit/rest
package was upgraded to version 22.0.0+ which became ES module only, breaking the CommonJSrequire()
syntax used in both the GitHub Actions inline script and the manual distribution script.Solution: Pin
@octokit/rest
to version 20.1.2, which is the last version that supports CommonJSrequire()
syntax. This maintains backward compatibility without requiring a complete rewrite of the scripts to use ES module syntax.Changes Made:
.github/workflows/distribute-features.yml
to install@octokit/rest@20.1.2
specificallyscripts/README.md
explaining the version requirement.gitignore
to prevent accidental commits ofnode_modules
Testing: Verified that both the GitHub Actions inline script and the manual
scripts/distribute-features-manual.js
script work correctly with the pinned version.This fix ensures the feature distribution workflow runs successfully without breaking existing functionality or requiring major code changes.
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