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`latest` dist-tag points to incompatible version

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Description

qcobjects-sdk: latest tag points to incompatible version

Repo: https://github.com/QCObjects/qcobjects-sdk

Problem

The latest npm dist-tag for qcobjects-sdk is 2.4.66, but qcobjects-cli@2.5.155 requires qcobjects-sdk@>=2.5.101-beta as a peer dependency.

The 2.5.105-beta version exists but is tagged as v2.5-beta, not latest. Since npm's default resolver only finds versions under the latest tag (and 2.4.66 < 2.5.101-beta), resolution fails with:

No matching version found for qcobjects-sdk@>=2.5.101-beta

Fix

Either:

  1. Promote 2.5.105-beta to latestnpm dist-tag add qcobjects-sdk@2.5.105-beta latest
  2. Publish a stable 2.5.x release (drop -beta) and tag it latest

Impact

Broken peer dependency resolution for qcobjects-cli on npm >=10. Users must manually install qcobjects-sdk@2.5.105-beta before installing the CLI.

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Research direction

Start by checking the npm dist-tags and published versions for qcobjects-sdk, especially latest, v2.5-beta, 2.4.66, and 2.5.105-beta. Confirm the qcobjects-cli peer dependency requirement and verify that npm can resolve it after the selected release or tag change.

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Issue type
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