I maintain several Atom packages and when trying to resolve a git problem I deleted and recreated the github repo https://github.com/jasongilman/proto-repl-sayid. I can no longer publish to the repo:
apm publish --tag v0.1.4
Publishing proto-repl-sayid@v0.1.4 ✗
Creating new version failed: Git tag not found
I thought if I unpublished and recreated it then that may resolve the issue but I can't unpublish it.
apm unpublish
Are you sure you want to unpublish ALL VERSIONS of 'proto-repl-sayid'? This will remove it from the apm registry, including download counts and stars, and this action is irreversible. (no)yes
Unpublishing proto-repl-sayid ✗
Unpublishing failed: Unauthorized
I maintain several Atom packages and when trying to resolve a git problem I deleted and recreated the github repo https://github.com/jasongilman/proto-repl-sayid. I can no longer publish to the repo:
I thought if I unpublished and recreated it then that may resolve the issue but I can't unpublish it.
After googling I saw too late that deleting a repo connected to a package has bad consequences http://flight-manual.atom.io/behind-atom/sections/maintaining-your-packages/#unpublish-your-package
I would like to keep the package name and continue to develop it. What's the best way to resolve this?