ranade-oss gets the website build back on solid ground
A small but necessary repair makes the fork's browser-facing site workflow safer to package and maintain.
ranade-oss has fixed a permissions issue affecting the website build, allowing its browser-facing assets to be uploaded safely as part of the release process.
The change also brings the supporting website build component under version control and restores the rules that keep generated or local files out of the repository. It is not a new legal-AI capability, but it removes friction from keeping the fork's public-facing web experience reproducible.
So what Teams assessing this fork for a deployable legal product should care because dependable website delivery is a basic prerequisite for presenting any legal-AI workflow to users.
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