Add a trusted-publishing workflow for NuGet.org - #2
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publish.yml pushes the exact assets attached to a published GitHub release to NuGet.org, authenticated by trusted publishing (OIDC) against a policy scoped to this repository, this workflow file and the `release` environment. Two human gates stand in front of the irreversible push: publishing the release, and approving the environment. The csproj pointed PackageProjectUrl at upstream LZO, which NuGet renders as "Project website"; it now points at this repository, with upstream attribution staying in the description and README. The description leads with the GPL-2.0-or-later consequence so it is visible on the gallery page rather than only behind the license link, and the package gains explicit RepositoryUrl and tags. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Ports PkLibSharp's
publish.yml(renamed throughout, and the licence-check comment corrected from MIT/PKLib to GPL/LZO), and fixes the package metadata before the first push bakes it in permanently:PackageProjectUrlnow points at this repository instead of upstream LZO — NuGet renders it as "Project website".RepositoryUrland package tags.Verified locally:
dotnet packproduces a nuspec with the correctedprojectUrl,repository, tags, and description.Publishing stays gated: the workflow only fires on a published release, and then waits on the
releaseenvironment's required reviewer.🤖 Generated with Claude Code