Release v0.1.2 published with tooling fix
GitHub Actions released version 0.1.2, bundling a fix for the release automation. The release-please workflow now uses bare release outputs, since linked-versions mode doesn't emit per-package data.
This release wraps up a fix to the release tooling itself. The release-please workflow — which automatically manages version bumps and changelog entries — was incorrectly assuming linked-versions mode would emit per-package release data. It doesn't. The fix switches to bare outputs, which correctly handle single-package repositories.
For developers maintaining this repo, the release process is now reliable and self-consistent. Changelogs will update correctly, version numbers will increment as expected, and the automation won't break silently when the repo structure doesn't match the tooling's assumptions.
In the gitpulse project, this change lives in the release infrastructure.