Add OpenID permissions in publish workflow#297
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Description
NPMjs changed the policy on classic tokens, and now only allows 90 day tokens. For CI/CD workflows, it has provided an oauth link (with OpenID) between the workflow and the registry. The link got created in the registry, and based on their guide, we need to add
id-token: writepermissions to the workflow, which allows GitHub Actions to generate OIDC tokens.Relevant links
NPMjs documentation for trusted publishing
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