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chore: remove publish workflow, local publishing only #6

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Expand Up @@ -31,10 +31,11 @@ future `packages/codev-*`) never conflict and are not tracked here.
direct `codev-code upgrade` would still install stock opencode. Patch or disable the
upgrade command before distributing outside the team.
- **Publishing**: npm packages publish as `codev-code` / `codev-code-<platform>` — unscoped,
therefore PUBLIC on npmjs (like `codev-ai`) — via `.github/workflows/publish-codev.yml`
(manual dispatch; requires the `CODEV_NPM_TOKEN` secret and an explicit version; registry
defaults to npmjs). Docker/AUR/Homebrew/GitHub-release channels are upstream-only and
disabled. The binary inside platform packages is still named `opencode` (cosmetic).
therefore PUBLIC on npmjs (like `codev-ai`). Local-only for now (no CI workflow), run from
`packages/opencode` with npm publish auth in place:
`OPENCODE_VERSION=<x.y.z> OPENCODE_CHANNEL=latest bun run script/build.ts && bun run script/publish.ts`.
Docker/AUR/Homebrew/GitHub-release channels are upstream-only and disabled. The binary
inside platform packages is still named `opencode` (cosmetic).
- **UI branding**: TUI logo (`UI.logo()`), desktop/web app names and assets — all still
upstream-branded. Cosmetic; not worth the merge-conflict surface until the product ships
beyond the team.
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