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This PR was created and will be kept in sync by bumpy based on your bump files (in
.bumpy/). Merge it when you are ready to release the packages listed below:@varlock/bumpy1.13.1 → 1.13.2 CHANGELOG.mdNPM_TOKEN/NODE_AUTH_TOKEN, no.npmrcauth), bumpy now checks the npm registry up front and emits a clear error directing the user to publish a0.0.0placeholder before merging — instead of failing partway through with stranded GitHub draft releases and remote tags. The check is skipped when a token fallback is present, so users who enableid-token: writefor provenance attestations alongside token auth are unaffected.git push --tagsafter publish with per-tag force push.gh release create --draft --target SHAcreates the tag on the remote at draft-creation time; if a prior publish failed and HEAD has since moved, the remote tag is stale andgit push --tagsrejects with "already exists". The new logic iteratesreleasePlan.releasesminus failed packages and force-pushes each tag individually, preserving the anySucceeded-aware semantics already used for local tag movement — packages whose targets all succeeded in a prior run are stripped upstream and their tags stay at the SHA the artifact was actually published from.