Revert broken v1.1 merge — restore main to building state#29
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Restore main — revert the broken v1.1 merge (#28)
main is currently broken. PR #28 (
bb19f43) was squash-merged andv1.1.0tagged on it while the build was failing — I batched themerge/tag git ops in the same turn as the verification, so they ran
despite the checks reading red.
bazel build //:scryon main fails with aBazel visibility error: the
//:scrygenrule referenced//crates/scry-analyzer:scry_analyzer_component_release, which is aprivate target of the
rust_wasm_component_bindgenmacro.This PR reverts
bb19f43, returning main to the building v1.0.1 state.Verified (single-shell literal exit reads):
bazel build //:scry→ exit 0.v1.1.0tag already deleted (remote + local); the release workflow runfailed at the build step, so no GitHub release was published —
no bad artifact is public.
Why a PR:
mainhas a ruleset that rejects direct pushes (mygit push origin mainwas declined GH013), so the revert has to land viaPR like everything else.
After this merges, v1.1 (FEAT-013) will be redone properly on a fresh
branch: the analyzer-component work is sound, but
//:scryneeds avisible handle to the packaged component (the
_releasetarget isprivate) — and the merge/tag/release steps will each be gated on a literal
exit 0in their own turn, never batched with verification again.🤖 Generated with Claude Code