fix: repair npm trusted publishing workflow - #11
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What
Api-Wrappers/tmdb-wrapperrelease workflownpmGitHub environmentmain.changeset/README.mdwhen detecting pending changesetsRoot cause
The failed 1.1.1 release ran Node 20.20.2 with npm 10.8.2. npm trusted publishing requires Node 22.14.0+ and npm 11.5.1+. Although the workflow had
id-token: write, npm 10 could not use OIDC for registry authentication and the publish fell through to the setup-node placeholder token, producing npm's misleading scoped-packageE404response.The package itself exists on npm and the build/test/package verification all passed before the publish step.
Validation
Api-Wrappers/tmdb-wrapperid-token: writeand the npm registry configurationAfter this merges, the existing
@api-wrappers/igdb-wrapper@1.1.1version is still unpublished, so the nextmainrelease run should retry that version automatically.