test: verify OIDC trusted publishing via alpha prerelease - #29
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Enters changesets prerelease mode (alpha tag) and adds a no-op changeset, to exercise the real changeset publish + OIDC auth path end to end without touching the latest dist-tag. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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alphatag) and adds a no-op changeset for both packages.changeset publish+ npm OIDC trusted-publishing path end to end, without touching thelatestdist-tag that real users get.alphadist-tag.Test plan
npm publish)npm view @devicekit/devices dist-tags/npm view @devicekit/frame dist-tagsshows the alpha version underalpha,latestunchangedpnpm changeset pre exit)🤖 Generated with Claude Code