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Push the version PR with the release app token so CI runs on it - #69
The "chore: version packages" PR was pushed with the built-in GITHUB_TOKEN, and pushes made with that token never start workflow runs, so CI never ran on it. The release job now mints a token from the release GitHub App (RELEASE_APP_ID, RELEASE_APP_PRIVATE_KEY), scoped to this repository, and hands it to checkout and changesets/action. npm trusted publishing via OIDC is unchanged.
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The release workflow creates a repository-scoped GitHub App token and uses it for checkout and the Changesets action.
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Create and use the release token .github/workflows/publish.yml
The release job mints a repository-scoped App token from configured credentials. Checkout and the Changesets action use that token instead of the default token.
Compromised release dependencies could use the App token to trigger workflows. Disabling checkout credential persistence limits that exposure.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/publish.yml:
- Line 35: Set persist-credentials to false on the checkout step that uses
steps.app-token.outputs.token, so checkout does not retain the App token in Git
configuration; preserve the token’s use for checkout and the existing Changesets
push authentication.
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🔴 High risk · The release workflow now uses a repository-scoped app token with contents and pull-request write access, which could enable unintended repository changes if misused.
Pushes the version PR with a release GitHub App token instead of GITHUB_TOKEN so CI workflows trigger on it. The app token is now scoped to this repository with only contents and pull requests write permissions, addressing the over-broad token finding. No open issues found.
✅ 1 closed✅ Security: App token isn't limited to the permissions the release job needs
📄 .github/workflows/publish.yml:24-35 actions/create-github-app-token is called without any permission-* inputs, so the token gets every permission the release app's installation has. Those could include workflows, administration, or ruleset bypass, which the old GITHUB_TOKEN (contents/pull-requests: write) could not do. actions/checkout keeps this token in .git/config (persist-credentials defaults to true) while pnpm install, npm install -g npm@latest and pnpm build run third-party code. A compromised dependency could read the token and, for example, edit workflow files or push to main, which starts publish.yml. Limit the token to what changesets needs with permission-contents: write and permission-pull-requests: write.
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The "chore: version packages" PR was pushed with the built-in GITHUB_TOKEN, and pushes made with that token never start workflow runs, so CI never ran on it. The release job now mints a token from the release GitHub App (RELEASE_APP_ID, RELEASE_APP_PRIVATE_KEY), scoped to this repository, and hands it to checkout and changesets/action. npm trusted publishing via OIDC is unchanged.