ci: replace direct-push release with a PR-based release flow - #82
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Identical rollout of the node-datto-rmm canary (task_1788457898992), including the eslint-globals and App-token contents:read fixes found during rollout. Fixes GH006.
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Line 71: Update the checkout configuration associated with node-version 22 to
set persist-credentials to false, ensuring dependency installation, build, and
tests cannot access the contents-write credential; retain authentication only
for the later required git push commands.
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…ease ops CodeRabbit catch (CWE-250): the checkout step's default persisted credential stayed live through npm ci/build/test, so a compromised dependency's lifecycle script could misuse it to push. This is a regression from the prior design, which had persist-credentials: false explicitly. Restores it and re-authenticates in one place, right after the untrusted npm lifecycle completes, for the git commands (fetch --tags, the two pushes) that need it.
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Reviewed the full diff. This is exactly the fix I was independently converging on (I'd checked the same thing: node-crewhu is private, its "Determine mode" git fetch --tags runs before either of your originally-planned two re-auth points and would've broken without a third site or a single earlier one) -- you got there first and covered it correctly. Confirmed the single re-auth step's placement is right: after "Run tests", before "Determine mode", so it covers the fetch AND both later pushes with one line, and the untrusted npm-lifecycle window (install/build/test) stays entirely before it, which is the actual point of the fix. Also read through the tri-state artifact check (tag/npm/release each verified independently rather than inferring from the tag alone) -- that's new since my last full pass and it's a real improvement, not scope creep: it correctly makes a partial-failure resume retry only the missing artifacts instead of a stale run reading "tag exists" as "fully done" forever. Each Publish sub-step's No issues found. Will wait for your live PREPARE-mode round-trip (fetch --tags + release-PR push both need to actually work under persist-credentials:false) before calling this fully validated, same as you planned -- ping me with that result and I'll consider #82 clear to retrofit onto the 6 merged repos. |
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Rollout of the node-datto-rmm canary (fully verified live, including all fixes found during rollout). Identical diff. Fixes GH006. task_1788457898992.
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