ci: publish to codemod #76
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Signed-off-by: Sebastian Beltran <bjohansebas@gmail.com>
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The force push was to remove the change I was making to the CI, but I think I’d rather make that change in a separate PR to adapt it to the new infrastructure that the package will use, which ideally will follow the one Node.js has. |
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It's look good to me. But I assume that you (express) will use this ci to publish to the Codemod Registry |
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Many thanks to the Node.js team for the CI setup they have for publishing to the codemod platform. I made some changes so that publishing now requires approval through a GitHub environment.
You just need to add
environment: publishand the environment has the following configuration to reduce the chance of new codemods being published without prior authorization from a team member.
I also created a token that exists only within the environment. It’s valid for one year, but I can change the token’s duration if that seems too long, though I don’t think we’ll want to be rotating it too frequently.