chore: publish VS Code extension with managed identity - #2001
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WalkthroughThe release workflow now passes the workflow ref to planning and rejects manual releases not launched from Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Marketplace publishing now uses Azure OIDC, but the publishing credential remains exposed to dependency installation and patch-branch code. The setup workflow can also fail Azure federation or Profile API calls before the Marketplace identity is retrieved. Resolve these issues before relying on the new release path. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Line 270: Add an inline YAML comment beside the id-token permission in the
release workflow documenting that azure/login and vsce --azure-credential
require it, resolving the undocumented-permissions warning without changing the
permission value.
- Line 270: Separate VSIX build and test steps from the publish-marketplace job
so dependency installation and lifecycle scripts run without id-token: write.
Have a minimal publishing job consume only the required VSIX artifact, use
pinned actions, and retain OIDC permission solely for Azure authentication after
checkout-free artifact retrieval.
In `@docs/ci-cd.md`:
- Around line 79-81: Update the managed-identity setup guidance in the Azure
publishing instructions to document the tested minimum RBAC scope required for
azure/login subscription discovery, including subscription-level Reader access
with Microsoft.Resources/subscriptions/read or an equivalent custom role. Keep
the separate Marketplace Contributor requirement unchanged.
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In @.github/workflows/get-marketplace-identity.yml:
- Around line 13-15: Move id-token: write from workflow-level permissions into
jobs.get-marketplace-identity.permissions, preserving contents: read at the
appropriate scope; add a brief comment explaining the job’s OIDC requirement and
follow the job-scoped permission pattern used by release.yml.
- Line 8: Update the workflow trigger around azure-managed-identioty so it uses
a branch with a matching federated credential subject, preferably restricting
runs to main; otherwise add the exact temporary bootstrap-branch credential and
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api-version=7.1to both Profile API URLs.--resourcesets the token audience; it does not add the API-version query parameter. Use...?api-version=7.1in.github/workflows/get-marketplace-identity.ymlanddocs/ci-cd.mdto satisfy the Azure DevOps Profile API contract.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 37-40: Append the api-version=7.1 query parameter to the Profile
API URL in the workflow’s Azure CLI invocation and make the same URL update in
docs/ci-cd.md at lines 107-109. Keep the existing --resource audience value and
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Replaces the Azure DevOps PAT used for VS Code Marketplace publishing with short-lived Azure Managed Identity credentials obtained through GitHub Actions OIDC.
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publish-marketplacejob-scopedid-token: write, signs in through pinnedazure/loginusing repository secrets, and publishes withvsce --azure-credential.main, matching the managed identity's branch-bound federated credential while preserving the existing sourcerefinput for trusted patch releases.Why
Long-lived Azure DevOps PATs create rotation and exposure risk in the release path. Workload identity federation gives each release a short-lived credential without moving publishing away from GitHub Actions or introducing a PAT fallback.
The Marketplace identity has no Azure RBAC assignment;
azure/loginusesallow-no-subscriptions: truebecause publishing only needs an Entra token for Marketplace. Open VSX publishing remains unchanged and continues to useOPEN_VSX_ACCESS_TOKEN.Verification
actionlint .github/workflows/release.ymlprettier --check .github/workflows/release.yml docs/ci-cd.mdgit diff --checkAZURE_DEVOPS_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKENandVSCE_PATare absent from the release workflow and environment sampleExternal Azure federation, Marketplace membership, and the
AZURE_CLIENT_IDandAZURE_TENANT_IDrepository secrets must be configured before running the first release.