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fix: fix unable to publish package #1257

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Recent attempt to publish packages to npm failed and the root of the problem was our use of lerna publish from-git, which is designed to publish packages tagged in the current commit. However, our CI process includes an additional commit after tagging (see here), meaning the current commit wasn't tagged at the time of publishing. This discrepancy led to Lerna's inability to publish using the from-git method.

To address the issue, this PR updates lerna to switch from from-git to from-package method

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Great stuff thank you for this and your help before!!

@ctrlc03 ctrlc03 enabled auto-merge February 27, 2024 18:38
@ctrlc03 ctrlc03 merged commit b856b10 into privacy-scaling-explorations:dev Feb 27, 2024
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