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Added workflow to publish package on npm #18

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@serhii-temchenko serhii-temchenko commented Nov 17, 2023

In this pull request, a new GitHub workflow has been added to publish a new package on NPM after merging or pushing changes to the main branch.

Closes issue #16.

⚠️ To make it work - NPM_AUTH_TOKEN secret should be added as a repo secret where value is an issued publication token from NPM. ✔️ Added.

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This PR currently is blocked by PR #20.

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@serhii-temchenko serhii-temchenko merged commit a8ec2e1 into main Nov 22, 2023
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@serhii-temchenko serhii-temchenko deleted the feat/16/setup-ci-to-automatically-publish-on-npm branch November 22, 2023 18:19
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