fix: use published_at for release sorting#46
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When multiple releases are created in bulk, they have identical created_at timestamps, causing unstable sort order that may delete newer releases instead of older ones. Use published_at which reflects the actual release publication order.
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Summary
published_atinstead ofcreated_atProblem
When releases are created in bulk (e.g., multiple trunk releases created simultaneously), they share the same
created_attimestamp. This causes unstable sort order in the delete-old-releases workflow, resulting in newer releases being deleted while older ones are kept.Solution
Changed sorting from
created_attopublished_at, which reflects the actual publication order regardless of when the release object was initially created.Test plan