🦄 All 26 on Mantine 9.7.2 — and the nine minutes npm kept quiet

Hey everyone 👋

Quick maintenance round: all 26 Mantine Extensions components are now on Mantine 9.7.2, each with a patch release on npm. Peer ranges are unchanged (>=9.0.0), so there is nothing to migrate on your side, and every docs site has been rebuilt against the new version. The five components that compare themselves with a Mantine core counterpart had their comparison tables re-checked against 9.7.2 by script: they still hold.

The one thing worth sharing: the first package of the round was accepted by npm at once, and served about nine and a half minutes later. That gap is normal — npm stages a release before it shows up — but it is longer than anything I had measured before.

The tip: if a release script checks the registry right after publishing, it will report a failure that never happened, and re-running it is exactly how you ship a second, empty version. Trust the publish's own confirmation, then wait for the registry to catch up.

How long have you seen npm take? And which component would you like to see get some love next?

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