fix(ci): use npm pkg delete instead of set to empty string#30
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npm pkg set scripts.prepublishOnly="" fails on newer npm versions because the empty value is not recognized as a valid key=value pair. Use npm pkg delete to remove the key entirely instead.
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Greptile SummaryFixes publish workflow compatibility with newer npm versions by replacing Confidence Score: 5/5
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npm pkg set scripts.prepublishOnly=""fails on newer npm versions — the empty""is not recognized as a valid key=value pairnpm pkg delete scripts.prepublishOnlywhich removes the key entirely (same effect, works across all npm versions)Test plan