Latest version of dendron-cli 0.124.2 breaks when running npx dendron publish init

[viswak-cn]

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Describe the bug

Context:

Using dendron-cli's latest version: 0.124.2 and following this guide for publishing Dedron site on GH pages using GH actions.

Problem:

While running command: npx dendron publish init
Got error: TypeError: common_server_1.DConfig.getRaw is not a function

Full error screenshot:

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a new Dendon repo out of "https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-template".
2. Follow guide to setup GH pages for publishing.
3. On step to initialize publishing, when you run npx dendron publish init
4. You will see the error.

Expected behavior

I downgraded the dendron CLI version to 0.119.0 - it works as expected.
The screenshot of the out of the same command after downgrading:

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: MacOS 14.3
• Browser (if with published websites; include version): N/A
• Versions (all that apply to bug):
  • Dendron Extension: 0.124.0
  • VS Code version: 1.87.1 (Universal)
  • Dendron CLI: 0.124.2

[raininja]

I have the same error, with the same resolution, 0.119.0 works, 0.124.2 fails with "common_server_1.DConfig.getRaw is not a function"

[haudoing]

I saw the same error on my GitLab pipeline too. I opened an issue on gitlab template here too.

[daniellovell]

Confirm latest is broken currently on Windows running from PowerShell and WSL both. Reverting to 0.119.0 fixes.

[Morrighan89]

I have the same issue on Ubuntu LTS 22.04 and I confirm that 0.119.0 works fine instead.