fix(npm-publish): revert renaming of NPM_AUTH_TOKEN #8831
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* fix(npm-publish): setup node with registry-url This creates an `.npmrc` file that references the token from the `NODE_AUTH_TOKEN` environment variable. * Revert "fix(npm-publish): revert renaming of NPM_AUTH_TOKEN (#8831)" This reverts commit 3ccc923. * Revert "fix(npm-publish): restore --access public option (#8839)" This reverts commit c5f8c48.
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Summary
(MP-385)
Problem
The npm-publish workflow is now creating releases with release-please, but the npm publish fails, because I renamed an environment variable by mistake.
Solution
Revert the rename.
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How did you test this change?
We'll see if this works as soon as the next release is cut.