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  • Followed the Contributing guidelines and Code of Conduct
  • Tests for the changes have been added (for bug fixes/features) with 100% code coverage.

What kind of change does this PR introduce? (Bug fix, feature, docs update, ...)
CI / supply-chain hardening.

Summary

Switches the existing release workflow to pack a tarball and pnpm stage publish instead of live pnpm publish (defense-in-depth § 5).

Status update

DEFENSE_IN_DEPTH.md: stage publish → (PR #74 pending); setup-node cache → PR #73; no npm tokens in Actions secrets → left unchecked (workflows have no refs; secrets list 403)

Changes

  • Replace pnpm publish with pnpm pack into packed/ then pnpm stage publish ./packed/*.tgz --access public --provenance --no-git-checks
  • Keep the existing pipeline (Socket Firewall, pnpm/action-setup, test:ci, OIDC id-token). Aikido scan-release is a later § 6 item, not this PR.
  • Reconcile package-manager-cache: false as merged in PR root - chore: defense - disable setup-node cache on release #73
  • Do not mark the Actions-secrets token item done. Workflows do not reference NPM_TOKEN / NODE_AUTH_TOKEN, but this token cannot list secrets (403). Please inspect repo/org secrets and delete any leftover npm/registry credentials.

Verification

  • Publish step is pack + pnpm stage publish ./packed/*.tgz --no-git-checks
  • No NPM_TOKEN / NODE_AUTH_TOKEN in .github/workflows/
  • CI on earlier commits of this PR

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defense-in-depth-nodejs § 5

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cursoragent and others added 2 commits September 9, 2026 21:44
Switch release.yaml from live pnpm publish to pack + pnpm stage publish
so a CI run can only stage. Reconcile setup-node cache as PR #73 and
record that workflows do not use npm registry tokens (OIDC id-token).

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This pull request updates the security documentation in DEFENSE_IN_DEPTH.md and SECURITY.md to reflect that the release workflow disables package-manager caching and uses OIDC instead of npm tokens. However, the reviewer correctly pointed out that the actual workflow file changes (such as .github/workflows/release.yaml) are missing from this pull request and should be included.

Comment thread SECURITY.md Outdated
- Dependencies install through pnpm with a 7-day cooldown on new versions, lifecycle scripts blocked by default, `trustPolicy: no-downgrade`, and exotic subdependencies blocked.
- The lockfile is committed and CI installs with `--frozen-lockfile`. There is no Dependabot config; dependency updates go through reviewed PRs.
- CI workflows default to read-only `contents: read` permissions; generated output is never committed back from CI; every action is pinned to a full commit SHA; Socket Firewall (`sfw`) wraps `pnpm install`; zizmor lints workflows on every PR; checkouts that do not push set `persist-credentials: false`.
- The release workflow disables `setup-node` package-manager caching. Workflows do not use npm or registry tokens; publish authenticates with OIDC.

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The pull request title and description state that the release workflow is being updated to use pnpm pack and pnpm stage publish instead of pnpm publish. However, the actual workflow files (such as .github/workflows/release.yaml) are not included in the changes for this pull request. Only DEFENSE_IN_DEPTH.md and SECURITY.md are modified. Please include the missing workflow file changes in this pull request if they were intended to be part of this work.

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The workflow change is in this PR. .github/workflows/release.yaml is modified on the first commit (e266c06): Pack + pnpm stage publish ./packed/*.tgz --access public --provenance --no-git-checks replaces live pnpm publish. The second commit only updates DEFENSE_IN_DEPTH.md with the pending PR number, which is likely what this review looked at in isolation.

Files in the PR: .github/workflows/release.yaml, DEFENSE_IN_DEPTH.md, SECURITY.md.

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Comment thread DEFENSE_IN_DEPTH.md Outdated
- [ ] Artifact-publishing workflows disable `actions/setup-node` default caching (`package-manager-cache: false`) to prevent cache poisoning (PR #73 pending)
- [ ] No npm tokens (or other registry credentials) in Actions secrets
- [x] Artifact-publishing workflows disable `actions/setup-node` default caching (`package-manager-cache: false`) to prevent cache poisoning — PR #73
- [x] No npm tokens (or other registry credentials) in Actions secrets — verified 2026-09-09 (no NPM_TOKEN/NODE_AUTH_TOKEN in workflow YAML; publish uses OIDC `id-token`)

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P2 Badge Keep the registry-secret check unverified

The inspected .github/workflows/*.yaml files establish only that no workflow references NPM_TOKEN or NODE_AUTH_TOKEN; they cannot show whether those server-side Actions secrets still exist. Marking this control complete can leave reusable registry credentials configured while future reviewers believe they were removed, so keep it pending until the repository/environment secrets are inspected and any registry credentials are deleted.

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Agreed. Workflow YAML only shows that no job uses NPM_TOKEN / NODE_AUTH_TOKEN; this token cannot list repository or org Actions secrets (403). I’ve unchecked the catalog item and dropped that claim from SECURITY.md. It stays pending until someone with secrets:read inspects (and deletes) leftover registry credentials.

Codex is right that workflow YAML cannot prove Actions secrets are empty.
Keep the catalog item pending until secrets:read can inspect them.

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* root - chore: defense - gate stage-publish on Aikido scan-release

Add a scan-release job that runs aikido-api-client scan-release and make
the existing pack/stage job need it. Reconcile staged publishing as PR #74.

Co-authored-by: Jared Wray <me@jaredwray.com>

* docs: mark Aikido scan-release gate as PR #75 pending

Co-authored-by: Jared Wray <me@jaredwray.com>

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