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ci: stage npm releases instead of publishing them directly - #114
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The publish workflow pushes each release straight to the registry with `npm publish`, so a version goes public with no maintainer proof-of-presence (2FA) at any point. Use `npm stage publish`, the flow npm recommends for automated pipelines: the workflow uploads the package in a staged state and a maintainer approves it with 2FA (`npm stage approve`) before it becomes public. Provenance and the OIDC trusted-publishing setup are kept as is.
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The publish workflow pushes each release straight to the registry with
npm publish, so a version goes public with no maintainer proof-of-presence (2FA) at any point.Use
npm stage publish, the flow npm recommends for automated pipelines: the workflow uploads the package in a staged state and a maintainer approves it with 2FA (npm stage approve) before it becomes public. Provenance and the OIDC trusted-publishing setup are kept as is.