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npm Enhances Trusted Publishing Configurations
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Why it matters
- →Allows maintainers to manage multiple workflows without workarounds.
- →Enhances security by requiring malware scans before package approval.
- →Provides greater transparency and control over package version history.
npm has rolled out updates to its trusted publishing system, enabling multiple configurations per package. This change allows maintainers to manage different workflows for stable, prerelease, or staging versions without relying on workarounds. Each configuration is independent, with its own repository and criteria, and packages must pass malware scanning before approval. These enhancements aim to improve security and give maintainers more control over their publishing processes.
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- 1npm Enhances Security with Staged Publishing
GitHub Changelog · May 22, 2026 · Same story
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- 2npm staged publishing now supports new package creation
GitHub Changelog · October 2, 2026 · Same story
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