security: move npm-token from direct interpolation to environment variable#1399
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Move npm-token from direct GitHub Actions input interpolation to environment variable to prevent potential token exposure in logs.
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envblock withNPM_TOKENvariable in the "Verify npm token" step${{ inputs.npm-token }}to${NPM_TOKEN}environment variable referenceSecurity Impact
This change prevents the npm token from being directly interpolated in the shell command, reducing the risk of accidental token exposure in GitHub Actions logs.