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Add NPM_TOKEN
of nodejs-foundation
to nodejs/nodejs.org
#971
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NPM supports granular access tokens and it'd be good to limit the token scopes. For more information, check out https://docs.npmjs.com/about-access-tokens#about-granular-access-tokens. Options:
Reading the thread on nodejs/nodejs.org#7776, I suppose that the packages to be published are:
Are you good with a granular token on the specified packages? |
Sounds good to me!
For these packages. And if we ever need more, we can request more :) @avivkeller can you confirm? |
Yes, those are the only ones we need right now |
Added
The token has a required expiration date and it is set to May 27, 2026. Please let me know if it does not work. |
I'll merge our PR and test the token now. |
Token is good :-) |
🎉 🚀 |
Hey folks, following this issue which led to this pull request we need someone from the TSC to add on the repository settings (Secrets > GitHub Actions) a secret named
NPM_TOKEN
for thenodejs-foundation
NPM account, so we can publish our@node-core
packagescc @nodejs/tsc @nodejs/build
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