fix: specify npm package is public #6
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What are the relevant tickets?
Attempting to fix broken release action: https://github.com/mitodl/smoot-design/actions/runs/11955738538
Description (What does it do?)
When a scoped (
@mitodl/package-name) package is first published to NPM, it defaults to private. Our account can't publish private packages (nor do we care to).This sets the
--access publicflag in npmrc.How can this be tested?
Run
npm config get accessin this directory.