fix: route npm install through Azure Artifacts feed in release pipeline#984
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The 1ESPT CFSClean network isolation policy now enforces on Linux agents, blocking direct access to registry.npmjs.org. Use the Npm@1 task's built-in customRegistry/customFeed support to route through the msgraph-typescript Azure Artifacts feed (with npmjs upstream) instead. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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The release was failing at
npm cibecause 1ES network isolation policy blocks direct outbound connection to public registry. Created an azure artifact feed with npm registry as upstream source.I didn't use a .npmrc file pointing to the feed as external contributors won't be able to authenticate during development.