[ENG-1337] Use OIDC to connect to NPM#30
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This approach eliminates the security risks associated with long-lived write tokens, which can be compromised, accidentally exposed in logs, or require manual rotation. Instead, each publish uses short-lived, cryptographically-signed tokens that are specific to the workflow and cannot be extracted or reused. this also adds id-token: write permission, which allows GitHub Actions to generate OIDC tokens
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This approach eliminates the security risks associated with long-lived write tokens, which can be compromised, accidentally exposed in logs, or require manual rotation. Instead, each publish uses short-lived, cryptographically-signed tokens that are specific to the workflow and cannot be extracted or reused.
This removes the existing long-lived
NPM_TOKENand addsid-token: writepermission, which allows GitHub Actions to generate OIDC tokensIssue(s)
ENG-1337
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