Require OIDC for npm publication - #22
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Remove the obsolete persistent npm credential before the first ordinary release. Make the trusted-publisher identity, approval environment, toolchain, and secret-free workflow fail closed so authentication cannot fall back to a token.
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Summary
NODE_AUTH_TOKENand the persistent npm secret path from the publication jobnpmenvironment, OIDC permission, Node/npm toolchain, and singlenextpublish command@firstdraft.com/cli@0.1.0, API contract 0.2, progress behavior, thenextpublication channel, and the unchangedlatesttagVerification
v24.18.0and npm11.16.0checksnpm ci --ignore-scriptsnpm audit(0 vulnerabilities)npm run check(typecheck, lint, format, 150 tests, pack check, packed executable smoke)Release boundary
The protected release workflow now authenticates to npm only through its exact trusted-publisher relationship and a short-lived GitHub OIDC credential. Package-level token disallow remains optional defense-in-depth and is not claimed here. This pull request does not merge, create a release tag, publish npm, move
latest, or deploy anything.