Remove npm whoami command from github workflow#2550
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prathmesh-stripe merged 1 commit intoprivate-previewfrom Jan 14, 2026
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Remove npm whoami command from github workflow#2550prathmesh-stripe merged 1 commit intoprivate-previewfrom
npm whoami command from github workflow#2550prathmesh-stripe merged 1 commit intoprivate-previewfrom
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Why?
After we moved to trusted publishing, we can no longer call
npm whoami. This is currently a known limitation of trusted publishing.What?
Removed
npm whoamicommand because it does not work with NPM OIDC publishing.See Also