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fix(world-local): skip Nov 2025 ghost versions on npm - #2168
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`@workflow/world-local` versions 5.0.0-beta.8, beta.9, and beta.10 are published on npm from an abandoned November 2025 release train (see "About this version" timestamps on npmjs.com). They use the old `createEmbeddedWorld` export and 4.x dependencies, while current code uses `createLocalWorld` and 5.x deps. The last "Version Packages (beta)" PR (#2147) bumped world-local's package.json from beta.7 → beta.8. The actual publish to npm was either silently skipped or 409'd, so the npm slot still holds the November content while `@workflow/core@5.0.0-beta.9` was published with a hard dependency pin on `@workflow/world-local@5.0.0-beta.8` — pointing downstream consumers (e.g. Ash) at incompatible code: npm ERR! MISSING_EXPORT: "createLocalWorld" is not exported by ".../@workflow/world-local@5.0.0-beta.8/.../dist/index.js" Bump packages/world-local/package.json to 5.0.0-beta.10 (the highest contaminated slot) so the next Version Packages PR computes 5.0.0-beta.11, which is a free slot on npm. That cascades a patch bump to core (workspace:*) → core@5.0.0-beta.10 with a clean pin to world-local@5.0.0-beta.11. No functional code changes.
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* origin/main: [world-vercel] Retry transient response-body parse failures in the HTTP client (#2204) Add virtualization to the trace viewer (#2205) Trace viewer: scroll-load events past an auto-load cap (#2200) fix(core): resolve forwarded stream keys across deployments (#2191) [e2e] Improve error labeling in event-log-race-repro CI job (#2190) [core] Harden event pagination response parsing (#2180) (#2179) Add loading skeleton to the new trace viewer (#2164) Add tooltip components + apply on up/down detail pane (#2163) fix(swc-plugin): allow wasm host imports during link (#2174) [test] Forward-port reused-sleep replay divergence test (#2172) [e2e] Add `event-log-race-repro` label for triggering CI stress-test (#2159) Version Packages (beta) (#2162) fix(world-local): skip Nov 2025 ghost versions on npm (#2168) fix(core,errors): classify SDK encryption failures as RUNTIME_ERROR (#2145) [web-shared][web] Fix events tab search (#2107) Version Packages (beta) (#2147) Allow setting workflow attributes from steps (#2157) Better search handling on the trace viewer (#2144) [docs] Document experimental attributes feature (#2141)
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Why
`@workflow/world-local@5.0.0-beta.9` (latest published, May 29 2026) is broken: it imports `createLocalWorld` from `@workflow/world-local`, but `@workflow/world-local@5.0.0-beta.8` (the pinned version) is a November 2025 ghost that exports the old `createEmbeddedWorld` name and uses 4.x dependencies.
Downstream consumers (e.g. Ash) hit:
```
[MISSING_EXPORT] "createLocalWorld" is not exported by ".../@workflow/world-local@5.0.0-beta.8/.../dist/index.js"
[MISSING_EXPORT] "WorkflowAPIError" is not exported by ".../@workflow/errors@5.0.0-beta.5/.../dist/index.js"
```
(The `WorkflowAPIError` failure is a downstream symptom: `world-local@beta.8` pins `@workflow/errors@5.0.0-beta.4`, which predates `WorkflowAPIError`.)
Root cause: npm version-slot contamination
`@workflow/world-local` has two non-overlapping release trains sharing the `5.0.0-beta.N` namespace:
PR #2147 (last night's Version Packages) bumped `packages/world-local/package.json` from `beta.7` → `beta.8`. The actual publish to npm either silently failed or 409'd because the slot was occupied — but `@workflow/core` had already been published as `beta.9` with the new pin baked in via `workspace:*` rewriting:
```json
// @workflow/core@5.0.0-beta.9 package.json
"@workflow/world-local": "5.0.0-beta.8" // ← ghost
```
So every consumer of `core@beta.9` resolves to the November `world-local`.
Evidence
Fix
Bump `packages/world-local/package.json` from `5.0.0-beta.8` → `5.0.0-beta.10` (the highest contaminated slot). The next "Version Packages (beta)" PR (#2162) will compute the next pre-release after `beta.10` = `5.0.0-beta.11`, which is free on npm.
That cascade-bumps consumers via `updateInternalDependencies: patch` + `workspace:*` rewriting:
The intermediate workspace marker `beta.10` is never published — `changeset publish` queries npm and skips occupied slots, and only `beta.11` (computed by the Version Packages PR) is in `package.json` by the time `pnpm ci:publish` runs.
Validation
Why not `unpublish` the ghosts?
npm publishes are immutable; unpublish has a 72-hour window only, and the ghost versions are 6 months old. Skipping past them is the only path forward.
Follow-up
Once this lands, downstream Ash work blocked on PR #2157 (step-side `experimental_setAttributes`) can resume by bumping to the cascaded `@workflow/core@5.0.0-beta.10`.