chore(ci): enable trusted publishing - #143
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This commit lightly refactors the `release.yml` CI flow and enables trusted publishing for NPM
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I agree that landing this still makes sense, yes
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Enables npm trusted publishing for `@bytecodealliance/weval`, following the same pattern used by wizer (bytecodealliance/wizer#143). - `release.yml`: add `permissions: {}` at top level, scope per-job permissions, add `actions/setup-node` with `registry-url` (enables OIDC auth — no NPM_TOKEN needed), and publish on `v*` tag pushes. - `npm/weval/update.js`: updates `package.json` version and the TAG constant in `index.js` before publishing.
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This commit lightly refactors the
release.ymlCI flow and enables trusted publishing for NPM.We are absolutely moving publishing to upstream wasmtime, so this PR might be moot, but given that we no longer need an NPM token any more to make releases,
release.ymlshould still be right for upstream usage.