Migrate NuGet publishing to trusted publishing (OIDC) - #103
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Replace the long-lived NuGet API key secret with short-lived, OIDC-issued credentials via NuGet trusted publishing: - Add id-token: write permission for GitHub OIDC token issuance - Add a NuGet/login@v1 step that exchanges the OIDC token for a short-lived API key (username from the NUGET_USER secret) - Push using the short-lived key instead of secrets.SILLSDEV_PUBLISH_NUGET_ORG The login step currently runs on every build (no gating condition) to validate the trusted publishing policy end-to-end; it will be restored to run only on publish once confirmed working. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe NuGet workflow enables OIDC token issuance, conditionally authenticates through ChangesNuGet trusted publishing
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The workflow now uses short-lived NuGet credentials, but OIDC access remains available to the general build job and the login action is not pinned to an immutable commit. Build or action-code changes could therefore gain or alter access to publishing credentials, so the PR is not merge-ready until those permissions and dependency references are tightened. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions as GitHub Actions workflow
participant NuGetLogin as NuGet/login@v1
participant NuGetPublish as NuGet package publishing step
GitHubActions->>NuGetLogin: Authenticate with OIDC and NUGET_USER
NuGetLogin-->>GitHubActions: Provide NUGET_API_KEY
GitHubActions->>NuGetPublish: Pass NUGET_API_KEY
NuGetPublish->>NuGet: Publish package
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In @.github/workflows/nuget-ci-cd.yml:
- Line 54: Update the NuGet/login action reference in the workflow to pin it to
commit 8d196754b4036150537f80ac539e15c2f1028841 instead of the mutable v1 tag.
- Line 15: Restructure the workflow so build and test jobs do not request
id-token: write or run NuGet/login@v1; move NuGet login and publishing into a
dedicated release job with id-token: write, the required protected environment
and NuGet policy, and a condition limited to the required push events. Ensure
fork pull requests cannot execute the login step or require the unavailable
NUGET_USER input.
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Trusted publishing was verified, so restore the if-condition on the NuGet login step to match the publish step (push to main or a v* tag). The short-lived key is now only requested when a publish will actually occur. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address CodeRabbit feedback: pin NuGet/login to the immutable commit SHA for v1.2.0 instead of the mutable @v1 tag, so a compromised or retagged action can't silently change what runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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NuGet/loginto a reviewed commit SHA.
NuGet/login@v1is a mutable tag. A tag move can change the action code that receives the OIDC credential. Replace it with a full commit SHA and retain the release version in a comment. GitHub recommends full-SHA pinning for third-party actions. (docs.github.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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15-15:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorKeep OIDC permission on a release-only job.
The new condition fixes the ungated login step, but
id-token: writestill applies to the entirebuildjob. Build and test code can therefore request an OIDC token. Move login and publishing to a dedicated release job, then grant this permission only to that job. GitHub scopes OIDC token access at the workflow or job level. (docs.github.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/workflows/nuget-ci-cd.yml:
- Line 55: Update the NuGet/login action reference in the workflow to use a
reviewed full commit SHA instead of the mutable v1 tag, and retain the release
version in an adjacent comment.
- Line 15: Move the NuGet login and publishing steps out of the build job into a
dedicated release-only job, and relocate the id-token: write permission from the
build job to that release job. Ensure the build and test job cannot request OIDC
tokens while preserving the existing release gating and publishing behavior.
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In response to https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/strengthening-nuget-supply-chain-security-reducing-api-key-lifetime/
Sadly the NUGET_USER needs to be my nuget user ID, not the org name. This is currently an open feature request NuGet/NuGetGallery#10581 though to do seem responsive, I saw another issue which was recently addressed.
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Migrates NuGet package publishing from a long-lived API key secret to trusted publishing using short-lived, OIDC-issued credentials, per the NuGet trusted publishing docs.
Changes to
.github/workflows/nuget-ci-cd.yml:id-token: writepermission so GitHub issues an OIDC token for the job.NuGet loginstep (NuGet/login@v1) that exchanges the OIDC token for a short-lived nuget.org API key. The nuget.org username comes from a newNUGET_USERrepo secret.steps.nuget-login.outputs.NUGET_API_KEY) instead ofsecrets.SILLSDEV_PUBLISH_NUGET_ORG.Reviewer notes:
NuGet loginstep currently has noifgate, so it runs on every build to validate the trusted publishing policy end-to-end. The publish step keeps its existing guard (push tomainor av*tag), so nothing is actually published to NuGet.org during testing. Once the policy is confirmed working, the login step should be re-gated with the same condition as the publish step.nuget-ci-cd.yml, plus aNUGET_USERrepo secret set to the individual nuget.org username.SILLSDEV_PUBLISH_NUGET_ORGsecret can be retired after this is verified.Summary by CodeRabbit