chore: version packages

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Releases

@taskless/cli@0.10.2

Patch Changes

• 1cd0f89: Treat the Taskless organization UUID as the one canonical identity, and become
  forward-compatible with the server's coming identity cleanup.
  • Stop consuming installationId. It is dropped from the WhoamiOrg type
    and from the taskless rule meta --json output (it was already optional and
    absent for public repos). The CLI never used it and it should not round-trip
    through us.
  • Namespace the GitHub org id. WhoamiOrg.orgId is now optional and a new
    githubOrgId?: number is added, so a consumer reads githubOrgId ?? orgId
    and keeps working across the server's rename. It is a convenience id, never an
    identity.
  • Identify on the canonical id. decodeOrgId validates the token's id
    claim (a UUID string) and the legacy orgId claim (numeric, or a numeric
    string) independently: a valid id wins, an invalid id still lets a valid
    orgId through, and a non-numeric orgId is rejected rather than smuggled in
    as an identity. PostHog then groups organizations on that canonical id. Tokens
    that don't yet carry an id claim fall back to the numeric claim, so grouping
    is unchanged until the server starts sending it.
  • Always have a known org id. When neither a matched org nor a token claim
    resolves, the canonical id falls back to the nil UUID
    (00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000) instead of being absent — so the org
    subject and telemetry group are always a stable, known value and unattributed
    usage lands in one bucket. As a result, a write from a token missing org info
    now sends the nil-UUID subject rather than failing with a re-authenticate
    error.
  • Tolerate number | string on the legacy path. The canonical id stays a
    UUID string, but decodeOrgId accepts either type since we can't promise
    what a legacy claim carries.