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fix: change npm profile to create tokens with GAT support #8706
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I think we may want to namespace a few of these to gat-, if not all of them.
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Updated to just use npm-registry-fetch. Tests still need updating. |
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clean up tests too, combine all the extras into one test.
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This pull request introduces extensive enhancements to the npm token management command, adding support for creating Granular Access Tokens (GATs) with fine-grained permissions. It updates the CLI interface, configuration, and documentation to allow users to specify token details such as name, description, expiration, package/scope/org restrictions, permission levels, and bypassing two-factor authentication. The changes also improve error messaging and ensure all new options are reflected in the config and docs.
Needs npm/npm-profile#175 changes/release before this will work.