fix: attest immutable release tags - #7
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What changed
GITHUB_TOKENcall to the admin-only immutable-releases endpoint with a repository administrator attestation scoped to the exact tag.immutable: trueand exact 16-asset verification unchanged.0.2.3.Why
The
v0.2.2workflow successfully assembled the complete 16-asset release contract, then safely stopped before draft creation because GitHub's immutable-release settings endpoint requires repositoryAdministration: read. That permission is not available in the workflowpermissions:surface forGITHUB_TOKEN, so the integration correctly returned HTTP 403 even though the administrator-authenticated endpoint confirms immutable releases are enabled.The replacement gate records a point-in-time administrator check for the exact version tag before a draft can be staged, and the workflow asserts
immutable: trueagain after publication. Future tags cannot reuse a prior attestation; the runbook requires setting it immediately before the tag is pushed and leaving immutable releases enabled until the workflow finishes.Validation
10.0.302