ci(release): drop token-era registry-url, persist-credentials parity, shrink OIDC exposure (LAB-1387) - #116
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release-please.yml is the only npm publisher for @cachekit-io/cachekit and
@cachekit-io/cachekit-core-wasm; auth is pnpm 11's native OIDC exchange.
- Remove `registry-url` from both setup-node steps. It wrote a .npmrc with
an `_authToken=${NODE_AUTH_TOKEN}` placeholder that has had no env to
resolve since #96 (pnpm envReplaceLossy -> empty + `[WARN] Failed to
replace env in config`). pnpm resolves the publish registry from its own
default (registry.npmjs.org) and a successful OIDC exchange overrides any
static token, so the file contributed nothing but the warning.
- `persist-credentials: false` on publish-cachekit's checkout, matching the
wasm job: publish-only jobs don't leave the GitHub token on disk.
- `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --ignore-scripts` in both id-token:write
jobs. --ignore-scripts closes the install-time lifecycle-script vector,
including pnpm-workspace.yaml's allowBuilds allowlist (cpu-features, ssh2,
protobufjs, esbuild, workerd) - none are needed: esbuild loads its binary
from @esbuild/linux-x64, the rest only serve the integration/workers
lanes, and build.sh is pure cargo/wasm-bindgen/wasm-opt.
- Drop the Test step from publish-cachekit. ci.yml runs build+test on the
same commit (required "CI Success" check, squash-only main), so the step
only executed the whole devDependency tree beside the OIDC token.
Build still runs dependency code in the token-holding job; that residual
is LAB-2731 (build/publish job separation).
Verified locally with the same flags: install, `pnpm build --force`
(napi native build), `pnpm test` -> 766 passed. actionlint clean.
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In @.github/workflows/release-please.yml:
- Around line 106-108: Update the forced-publish path in the release workflow to
validate the commit selected by publish-cachekit, including the github.sha
fallback used when force_release is true. Retain a CI Success validation gate
for manually dispatched branches or tags before publishing, while preserving the
existing OIDC and release flow.
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Removing the inline `pnpm test` step narrowed the safety envelope on a path its justifying comment did not cover. `publish-cachekit` admits `force_release == 'true'`, and with no release created the checkout ref falls back to `github.sha` — the tip of whatever branch or tag was selected at dispatch. The comment claimed "ci.yml already ran build+test on this exact commit (required CI Success check on main)", which is true of the release-please tag path and false of a dispatch against any other ref. Before this PR the inline test step was that path's only gate; after it, a forced dispatch published untested code. Verify the "CI Success" check-run for the commit instead of re-running the suite: it enforces the invariant the comment already asserted, and being an API query it runs no dependency code beside the OIDC token, which is the reason the test step was dropped. Placed first so it fails before install/build can execute anything. Gated on an empty `cachekit--tag_name` rather than on `force_release`, because those differ when a dispatch coincides with a real release — the tag path resolves to a main commit and is safe, and keying off the empty tag targets exactly the `|| github.sha` fallback. `publish-cachekit-core-wasm` is deliberately untouched: its forced path takes an explicitly named existing tag, not `github.sha`. CodeRabbit-Resolved: release-please.yml:108:Retain a validation gate
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Kody flagged that the check-runs query reads only the default first page of 30, so on a commit with more check-runs than that the "CI Success" run can fall outside the page, $conclusion becomes "missing", and the step refuses a legitimate forced publish. Real on main, where 5 workflows plus the ci.yml node matrix plus re-runs clear 30 easily. Fixed differently from the suggestion, because the suggested form has its own bug: `gh api --paginate --jq` applies the filter once per page and concatenates, so a multi-page result yields a multi-line $conclusion that can never equal "success" — the same false refusal, just later. --slurp merges the pages into one array first, and since gh rejects --slurp alongside --jq the filter runs in a piped jq (preinstalled on ubuntu-latest). Also filters by check_name server-side so pagination rarely engages at all. Verified against a real commit: returns exactly one line, "success". Kody-Resolved: .github/workflows/release-please.yml:96:check-runs call has no --paginate
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Closes LAB-1387 — the three release-workflow items parked from the #96 panel review, plus one panel finding from this PR's own review.
release-please.ymlis the only publisher for@cachekit-io/cachekitand@cachekit-io/cachekit-core-wasmsince #97; auth is pnpm 11's native OIDC exchange.What changed
registry-urlremoved from both setup-node steps. It wrote a.npmrcwhose_authToken=${NODE_AUTH_TOKEN}placeholder has had nothing to resolve since #96 (pnpmenvReplaceLossy→ empty +[WARN] Failed to replace env in config). Checked against pnpm 11.8.0 source (releasing/commands/src/publish/publishPackedPkg.ts): the publish registry comes fromregistries.default(built-inregistry.npmjs.org), and a successful OIDC exchange overwrites any static token. The file contributed nothing but the warning.persist-credentials: falseonpublish-cachekit's checkout, matching the wasm job.pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --ignore-scriptsin bothid-token: writejobs.--ignore-scriptscloses the install-time lifecycle-script vector including theallowBuildsallowlist (cpu-features,ssh2,protobufjs,esbuild,workerd) — none are needed here: esbuild loads its binary from@esbuild/linux-x64, the others only serve the integration/workers test lanes, andbuild.shis pure cargo/wasm-bindgen/wasm-opt.publish-cachekit(panel finding, see below).ci.ymlruns build+test on the identical commit — it triggers on push tomain, "CI Success" is the required check, andmainis squash-only — so the step only executed the entire devDependency tree beside the OIDC token.Not changed: the publish invocation (
--access public --provenance --no-git-checks), the wasm job's build steps, trusted-publisher config.Job separation — evaluated, deferred
--ignore-scriptsnarrows the exposure; it does not close it.pnpm build(turbo/tsc/napi, cargobuild.rs) still runs dependency code in the token-holding job. The structural fix is build in a no-id-tokenjob → tarball artifact →pnpm publish <tarball>. Not in this PR because it changes the publish invocation (out of scope), cannot be smoke-tested without a real publish, and the prebuilt-tarball provenance path is unverified for this repo. Filed as LAB-2731 (security, Size M).Verification
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --ignore-scripts→pnpm build --force(napi native build with rustc 1.97.1) →pnpm test: 44 files, 766 passed, 1 skipped.actionlint,check-yamlvia prek: clean.[WARN] Failed to replace env in configand the usual📦 @cachekit-io/cachekit@0.1.6 → https://registry.npmjs.org/.Expert panel (high stakes)
bug-hunter: no findings. security-specialist: one [MAJ] — the test step ran the auto-merged devDep tree beside the token (applied: step removed; residual filed as LAB-2731). code-craftsman / catchphrase: install comment overclaimed "no dependency code" (applied: reworded to name the residual), duplicated registry-url rationale in the wasm job (applied: collapsed to a pointer). Rejected: rewording the wasm Publish step's pre-existing ENEEDAUTH history — it describes the deleted token steps, a different mechanism, and is accurate.
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No docs needed: no README, docs.cachekit.io page, or protocol doc describes the publish job internals; the WHY lives in the workflow comments.
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