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Move to @microbit/website-deploy-s3 from npm - #1368
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The deploy tool is now published publicly on npm, so it becomes a locked devDependency rather than an install in CI alongside the theme. The theme still comes from GitHub Packages.
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The deploy tool is now published on npm as
@microbit/website-deploy-s3, the renamed successor to@microbit-foundation/website-deploy-aws. It's now a devDependency covered by the lockfile, rather than part of thenpm install --no-savestep in the workflow. That step, its GitHub Packages setup and its Renovate comment remain for@microbit-foundation/python-editor-v3-microbit.The version moves from 1.1 to 1.2.0, which is only the rename. The deploy script uses the new
website-deploy-s3command.