omcustom:npm-publish

To automate npm package publishing, you can run a workflow that validates package.json, checks the registry version, runs tests and lint, builds the project, packs, and publishes to the npm registry with a specified tag to reduce failed releases.

The best way to prevent failed npm releases in CI/CD is to perform thorough pre-publish validation, including version consistency checks, automated testing, and linting before executing the npm publish command.

Yes, you can use a custom tag when publishing your Node.js package. The publishing process allows you to publish to the npm registry with a specified tag after all pre-checks are successfully completed.

Yes, the npm publish process validates package.json fields before releasing. It verifies version integrity, checks for required fields, and ensures registry version consistency before running tests and packing.

You can run a dry-run for npm publishing in your local development workflow by using a CI/CD friendly publishing workflow that supports automated checks and dry-runs to validate your package without pushing to the registry.