Support publishing via OIDC authentication #772
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This change updates the NPM prerequisite checks to skip the `npm whoami` authentication check in environments where OIDC has been configured. In environments using OIDC, authentication occurs automatically at publish time, and so running `npm whoami` fails. NPM currently only supports OIDC via GitHub & GitLab, so the implementation in this commit adds the relevant checks to detect those environments, but we’ll need to extend this in the future as NPM supports more providers should we want to retain parity.
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Am I doing something wrong?… The tests that are failing in this PR also seem to fail when I run |
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Fixes #771
Adds support for publishing to NPM using OIDC authentication at publish time.
I've tested this with a private package and with these changes am able to publish via a GitHub actions workflow using OIDC authentication by following the NPM documentation.