ci: publish npm package with trusted OIDC - #13
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Grant the publish job an OIDC token, use a supported Node/npm runtime, and remove the long-lived NPM_TOKEN credential.
Pin each release action to the verified commit behind its existing ref and grant GITHUB_TOKEN permissions only to the job that needs them.
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Summary
id-token: writeactions/setup-node@v6, satisfying npm's trusted-publishing runtime requirementNPM_TOKEN/NODE_AUTH_TOKENpublish credentialVerification
actionlint .github/workflows/release.ymlgit diff --checkactions/setup-node@v6resolves to an existing action tagcode-memorypackage exists and targets this repository0.1.2;npm publish --dry-run --access publicpackaged successfullyRequired npm setting
Before this workflow can publish, the
code-memorypackage must have a GitHub Actions trusted publisher formstuart/code-memory, workflowrelease.yml, withnpm publishallowed. That registry-side authentication setting is intentionally not changed by this PR.