Use production env token for npm releases - #9
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Run npm publishes in the production environment so the release job reads its token from the environment secret, and bump setup-node to v5 to clear the Node 20 action deprecation warning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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productionenvironment so npm publish readsNPM_TOKENfrom the environment secretactions/setup-nodetov5in both workflows to clear the Node 20 action deprecation warningrelease.ymlflow and npm provenance publish step intactTest plan
NPM_TOKENin theproductionenvironmentv*.*.*tag and verifyrelease.ymlpublishes successfully🤖 Generated with Claude Code