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Yank command for registry-level removal of a published version, probing each configured target and executing registry-specific yank actions.

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#rlsbl.commands.yank

Yank command for registry-level removal of a published version, probing each configured target and executing registry-specific yank actions.

For each configured target, probes the registry to determine publication status, then executes the registry-specific yank action:

  • npm: npm deprecate
  • Go: retract directive + tag deletion
  • PyPI: human-in-the-loop checklist (no yank API)

Also sets the GitHub pre-release flag and adds a yank notice to the release.

#run_cmd

python
def run_cmd(args, flags, project_root)

Yank a version from registries and mark the GitHub Release.

For each configured target:

  • PUBLISHED: execute registry-specific yank
  • UNPUBLISHED: skip with a message
  • UNPROBEABLE: hard error

Args:

  • args: Positional args; first element is the version to yank.
  • flags: dict with keys dry-run, reason, use. There is no

confirmation key: release yank declares itself consequential, so the framework owns the prompt and --approve-consequential.

  • project_root: Path to the project root directory, or None for cwd.

#_yank_target

python
def _yank_target(target, target_dir, version, tag, reason, dry_run)

Execute the target's own registry-removal action and print its outcome.

target_dir is the directory this target was detected in, not the project root: the two differ for a target declared with a path, and the yank action reads that target's manifest.

The dispatch is the target protocol: every target answers yank(), and a target with no registry-removal action answers UNSUPPORTED naming itself. There is no name comparison here and no fallthrough that could pass over a target in silence.

#_mark_github_release

python
def _mark_github_release(tag, reason, use, dry_run)

Mark GitHub release as pre-release with a yank notice.

#_build_yank_notice

python
def _build_yank_notice(reason, use)

Build the yank notice string for the GitHub release body.

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