Fail CI when dependencies in your lockfile lose npm provenance or trusted publisher status
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Fail CI when dependencies in your lockfile lose npm provenance or trusted publisher status
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🔒 Fail CI if dependencies in your lockfile lose npm provenance or trusted publisher status, enhancing the security of your projects.
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