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chore(release): 20.14.1#1961

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Description

Final release of substrate-api-sidecar (20.14.1). Patch bump so NPM accepts the publish and consumers see the deprecation message via the CHANGELOG and a follow-up npm deprecate "@substrate/api-sidecar@*".

This is also the last feature release. Only critical-security fixes will be backported, if any. New development should target polkadot-rest-api.

Changes

  • Bump version to 20.14.1 in package.json, docs/src/openapi-v1.yaml, docs-v2/openapi-v1.yaml
  • Rebuild docs/dist/app.bundle.js and docs-v2/dist/bundle.js so the embedded openapi version stays in sync with the source yaml
  • Add actions/setup-node@v6 step to .github/workflows/benchmark.yml: the workflow runs in paritytech/node-wrk:latest which still ships Node 18.14.1, breaking on lru-cache@11's node:diagnostics_channel.tracingChannel requirement; this completes the Node 22 migration started in chore: bump nodejs from 18 to 22 #1958
  • yarn.lock consolidation from yarn dedupe: lru-cache ^11.1.0 consumers now resolve to 11.3.5 (was 11.2.7); @noble/hashes ^2.0.1 consumers now resolve to 2.2.0 (was 2.0.1)
  • CHANGELOG entry covering all PRs merged since v20.14.0, grouped into Fix and Chore sections under the existing Deprecation Notice (originally added in chore: deprecate substrate-api-sidecar in favor of polkadot-rest-api #1951)

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@Imod7 Imod7 merged commit 3d061ef into master Apr 28, 2026
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@Imod7 Imod7 deleted the domi-v20-14-1 branch April 28, 2026 17:44
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