Use internal npm feed for API package pipeline - #1827
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Configure the npm publishing pipeline through the shared Pylance-Eng setup template so installs authenticate against Pylance_PublicPackages and lockfile URLs are redirected from the public registry. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 16c019ed-4e8f-4460-ad18-3b8cd11ea04b
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Summary
Pylance_PublicPackagesAzure Artifacts feedPylance-Engnpm setup template for authentication and registry configurationValidation
build/azure-pipeline.npm.ymlwith PyYAMLgit diff --check1ES guidance confirms that
npmAuthenticate@0alone does not redirect lockfile-pinnedregistry.npmjs.orgdownloads; the shared setup-template pattern matches the sibling VS Code extension repositories.