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  • Chores

    • Added configuration files that document patch updates for multiple packages.
    • Updated authentication settings to use a secure npm token for publishing.
    • Modified error messages and workflows to reflect the new environment token.
  • Tests

    • Adjusted release test cases to validate the use of the updated authentication token across publishing routines.

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This pull request introduces new JSON configuration files under the common/changes directory for several packages to document patch changes for the publishing environment setup. It also updates the authentication variable name from NODE_AUTH_TOKEN to NPM_AUTH_TOKEN in tests and release-related code. Additionally, the npm configuration files in various package directories have been updated to reference NPM_AUTH_TOKEN for registry authentication.

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`common/changes/@coze/(api chat-sdk
infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/__tests__/release.test.ts
infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/index.ts
infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/release.ts
Updated environment variable references from NODE_AUTH_TOKEN to NPM_AUTH_TOKEN in tests, error handling, and publishing commands.
`packages/(chat-sdk coze-js

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sequenceDiagram
    participant R as Release Action
    participant E as Environment Check
    participant Exec as Execution Command

    R->>E: Retrieve NPM_AUTH_TOKEN
    alt Token exists
        R->>Exec: Run publish command with token
    else Token missing
        R-->>R: Throw "Please set NPM_AUTH_TOKEN" error
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
common/changes/@coze/realtime-api/chore-use-corret-npm-token_2025-03-31-02-42.json (1)

1-11: JSON Configuration for Publish Environment Setup

The JSON file documents the publishing environment setup appropriately by categorizing the change as a patch and including relevant metadata (package name and contributor email). One minor nitpick: the filename uses “corret” which might be intended to be “correct.” If this is an unintentional typo, consider renaming it for clarity and consistency.

infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/__tests__/release.test.ts (2)

66-66: Consider using undefined assignment instead of delete.

The static analysis tool flagged potential performance concerns with the delete operator on process.env.

- delete process.env.NPM_AUTH_TOKEN;
+ process.env.NPM_AUTH_TOKEN = undefined;
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[error] 66-66: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

(lint/performance/noDelete)


250-250: Consider using undefined assignment instead of delete.

Similar to the earlier instance, using undefined assignment is recommended over the delete operator for better performance.

- delete process.env.NPM_AUTH_TOKEN;
+ process.env.NPM_AUTH_TOKEN = undefined;
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  • common/changes/@coze/api/chore-use-corret-npm-token_2025-03-31-02-42.json (1 hunks)
  • common/changes/@coze/chat-sdk/chore-use-corret-npm-token_2025-03-31-02-42.json (1 hunks)
  • common/changes/@coze/realtime-api/chore-use-corret-npm-token_2025-03-31-02-42.json (1 hunks)
  • common/changes/@coze/taro-api/chore-use-corret-npm-token_2025-03-31-02-42.json (1 hunks)
  • infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/__tests__/release.test.ts (7 hunks)
  • infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/release.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/chat-sdk/.npmrc (1 hunks)
  • packages/coze-js/.npmrc (1 hunks)
  • packages/coze-taro/.npmrc (1 hunks)
  • packages/realtime-api/.npmrc (1 hunks)
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infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/__tests__/release.test.ts (1)
infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/release.ts (1)
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infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/__tests__/release.test.ts

[error] 66-66: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

(lint/performance/noDelete)


[error] 252-253: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

(lint/performance/noDelete)

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packages/chat-sdk/.npmrc (1)

1-2: Authentication Token Configuration Update

The new configuration line correctly uses the NPM_AUTH_TOKEN environment variable for npm registry authentication. This change is consistent with the updated publish environment requirements and aligns with similar changes across other packages.

packages/coze-taro/.npmrc (1)

1-2: Consistent Authentication Setup

This file now includes the configuration line using NPM_AUTH_TOKEN for secure npm registry access. The update is in line with the PR objectives and matches the configuration in other packages.

packages/realtime-api/.npmrc (1)

1-2: New .npmrc File for Realtime API

The new .npmrc file for the realtime API package properly configures the authentication token using NPM_AUTH_TOKEN. This ensures that package publishing and installation use the correct token.

packages/coze-js/.npmrc (1)

1-2: NPM Authentication Token Setup

This updated configuration line ensures that the packages/coze-js package uses the NPM_AUTH_TOKEN for npm operations. It mirrors the changes made across other packages, thereby enhancing consistency and security in the publishing setup.

common/changes/@coze/chat-sdk/chore-use-corret-npm-token_2025-03-31-02-42.json (1)

1-11: Package change log entry looks good

This change log entry properly documents a patch update for setting up the publish environment for the @coze/chat-sdk package.

common/changes/@coze/taro-api/chore-use-corret-npm-token_2025-03-31-02-42.json (1)

1-11: Package change log entry looks good

This change log entry properly documents a patch update for setting up the publish environment for the @coze/taro-api package.

common/changes/@coze/api/chore-use-corret-npm-token_2025-03-31-02-42.json (1)

1-11: Package change log entry looks good

This change log entry properly documents a patch update for setting up the publish environment for the @coze/api package.

infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/release.ts (3)

16-16: Updated environment variable name for npm authentication

The change from NODE_AUTH_TOKEN to NPM_AUTH_TOKEN better aligns with npm's standard naming conventions.


23-23: Updated command argument to use the renamed auth token variable

This change correctly updates the command argument to use NPM_AUTH_TOKEN instead of NODE_AUTH_TOKEN, maintaining consistency with the environmental variable naming change.


16-23:

✅ Verification successful

Verify all references to the auth token have been updated

The environment variable has been updated in this file, but make sure all other references to NODE_AUTH_TOKEN are also updated throughout the codebase.


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining references to NODE_AUTH_TOKEN that might need updating
rg -i "NODE_AUTH_TOKEN" --type=ts --type=js --type=json

Length of output: 55


Based on this additional verification, no occurrences of NODE_AUTH_TOKEN were found throughout the codebase. It appears that all references have been correctly updated to use the new variable (NPM_AUTH_TOKEN).

Action Required:

  • Verify that any CI/CD configurations or external documentation referencing NODE_AUTH_TOKEN are also updated if applicable.

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Perform a comprehensive search for any instance of NODE_AUTH_TOKEN across the entire repository.
rg -i "NODE_AUTH_TOKEN"

Length of output: 23


AUTH TOKEN REFERENCE AUDIT PASSED
The comprehensive search across the repository revealed no instances of NODE_AUTH_TOKEN, confirming that all references have been updated to use NPM_AUTH_TOKEN. Please also double-check any CI/CD configurations or external documentation to ensure they are aligned with this update.

infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/index.ts (1)

24-25: Update to NPM_AUTH_TOKEN improves naming clarity.

The change from NODE_AUTH_TOKEN to NPM_AUTH_TOKEN makes the environment variable name more specific and descriptive, clearly indicating its purpose for npm authentication. This is a good improvement that follows npm conventions and makes the code more self-documenting.

infra/rush-x/src/actions/release/__tests__/release.test.ts (3)

62-62: Environment variable name update is consistent.

The change from NODE_AUTH_TOKEN to NPM_AUTH_TOKEN in the test setup matches the implementation change, ensuring tests remain in sync with the production code.


102-102: Environment variable references updated consistently.

All command string assertions have been properly updated to use NPM_AUTH_TOKEN instead of NODE_AUTH_TOKEN, maintaining consistency with the implementation changes.

Also applies to: 108-108, 144-144, 166-166, 189-189, 286-286


258-258: Assertion correctly updated for missing token test.

The test for handling missing auth token now correctly checks for NPM_AUTH_TOKEN=undefined in the command string, consistent with the implementation change.

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