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feat: aggregate plugin-standard-files into webperf-core.json (2026.6.1)#93

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feat: aggregate plugin-standard-files into webperf-core.json (2026.6.1)#93
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What

Adds the aggregation handler so the plugin-standard-files output flows into the consolidated webperf-core.json that webperf_core reads:

plugin-standard-files → plugin-webperf-core (this) → webperf_core

Without this, standard-files issues are emitted but never aggregated, so they'd never reach the report.

Changes

  • lib/index.js: handle webperf-plugin-standard-files.webPerfCoreSummary (same pattern as the other plugins).
  • package.json: bump to 2026.6.1 — merging this triggers Create Release and publishes to npm.
  • prep-release.yml: drop the reviewers: 7h3Rabbit line (not a collaborator → fails the Create-PR step). assignees stays.

Note

This is the prerequisite for wiring plugin-standard-files into webperf_core. Equivalent to the unmerged aggregate-standard-files branch, minus an unintended eslint downgrade.

Merging publishes 2026.6.1; then webperf_core can depend on it.

Add a handler for webperf-plugin-standard-files.webPerfCoreSummary so the
standard-files plugin's issues are merged into the consolidated
webperf-core.json that webperf_core consumes. Bump to 2026.6.1.

Also drop the reviewers line from prep-release (7h3Rabbit is not a repo
collaborator, which fails the Create pull request step); assignees stays.
@marcusosterberg marcusosterberg merged commit 9a089db into main Jun 21, 2026
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@marcusosterberg marcusosterberg deleted the feature/aggregate-standard-files branch June 21, 2026 21:43
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