fix: add id-token: write permission to publish workflow for NuGet OIDC login#89
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[WIP] Fix code for review comment on PR 88
fix: add Jul 8, 2026
id-token: write permission to publish workflow for NuGet OIDC login
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NuGet/login@v1uses GitHub OIDC to mint a short-lived API key, but thebuildjob was missing theid-token: writepermission — causing the action to fail when attempting to fetch the OIDC token.Changes
.github/workflows/publish.yml— addedpermissions.id-token: writeto thebuildjob: