ci: publish npm package with provenance - #3
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Summary
Updates the npm publish workflow to publish the package with provenance, as required by the n8n Creator Portal.
Changes
actions/setup-nodewith the npm registry URL.NODE_AUTH_TOKENfrom theNPM_TOKENGitHub Actions secret.NPM_CONFIG_PROVENANCE=true.Context
The package
n8n-nodes-rdsc@0.0.1was published successfully, but the n8n Creator Portal blocked the submission because that version was not published with provenance.After this workflow change is merged, we need to publish a new version, e.g.
0.0.2, because npm versions are immutable and0.0.1cannot be republished.Validation
npm pack --dry-run --jsonsucceeds.