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fix(ci): upload coverage to Codecov via OIDC (LAB-3435) - #125
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Every upload from the coverage job was rejected with "Token required because branch is protected": the step ran tokenless and the repo has no CODECOV_TOKEN. Grant the job id-token: write and set use_oidc: true so codecov-action v7.0.0 mints a short-lived token per run, with no secret to store or rotate. Job-level permissions replace the workflow block, so contents: read is restated. continue-on-error stays: the action skips OIDC on fork PRs and uploads tokenless, so a fork run can still be rejected and must not redden CI.
WalkthroughThe coverage job now grants repository contents and OIDC token permissions. The Codecov upload step enables OIDC authentication and documents signature verification, token requirements, and fork behaviour. ChangesCoverage upload authentication
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Codecov's "protected" means any same-repo branch, not GitHub's protected main, and the pinned action relabels fork branches for the tokenless path, so a fork rejection is not the expected case. Say what a recurring "Token required" on a same-repo run means instead: OIDC did not mint.
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 108: Separate Codecov upload from the dependency-installation coverage
job: remove id-token write permission from the job that runs pnpm install,
publish lcov.info as an artifact after coverage generation, and add a dedicated
OIDC-enabled job that downloads the artifact and performs the Codecov upload.
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Summary
This PR configures the CI coverage upload to authenticate with Codecov using OIDC instead of relying on a stored token.
Changes
coveragejob:id-token: write(required for Codecov OIDC) andcontents: read.use_oidc: truein thecodecov/codecov-actionstep, so Codecov mints a per-run token via OIDC rather than using a stored secret.Purpose
This addresses coverage upload failures on protected branches (where Codecov requires authentication) by using short-lived OIDC-minted credentials, eliminating the need to manage a stored Codecov token secret.
Upload coverage to Codecov via OIDC (LAB-3435)
Summary
This PR updates the CI workflow comments explaining the Codecov coverage upload step, clarifying how OIDC-based authentication behaves across different run contexts.
Changes
.github/workflows/ci.ymlto more accurately describe Codecov's token requirements and OIDC behavior:use_oidcmints a token per run via the job'sid-token: writepermission, avoiding the need for a stored secret.Impact
This is a documentation-only change to the CI workflow comments. It improves clarity for maintainers troubleshooting coverage upload issues by accurately describing the expected authentication behavior for same-repo runs versus fork PRs. No functional or workflow behavior is modified.
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