Clarify NPM Trusted Publishing authentication in release workflow #5
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Addressed review comment questioning whether the release workflow requires explicit NPM token configuration. The workflow correctly uses NPM Trusted Publishing (OIDC-based authentication) via the
npm-publishenvironment, eliminating the need for staticNODE_AUTH_TOKENsecrets.Key configuration:
environment: npm-publish- References GitHub environment configured as trusted publisher with NPMpermissions: id-token: write- Enables OIDC token generation for authentication--provenanceflag - Generates attestations as part of trusted publishing flowNo code changes required - clarified that the existing setup is correct for NPM's OIDC authentication method.
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