Update publish.cfg

[sofisl]

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Warning: This pull request is touching the following templated files:

• .kokoro/publish.sh - .kokoro files are templated and should be updated in synthtool
• .kokoro/release/publish.cfg - .kokoro files are templated and should be updated in synthtool

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Summary of Changes

This pull request updates the publish.cfg file in the .kokoro/release directory. The change involves modifying the keyname within the keystore_resource block from google-api-nodejs-client-npm-token to google-cloud-node-npm-token-1. This likely reflects a change in the naming convention or the specific token being used for publishing.

Highlights

• Token Update: The keyname in publish.cfg has been updated to reflect a new token naming convention or a switch to a different token.

Changelog

• .kokoro/release/publish.cfg
  • Updated the keyname from google-api-nodejs-client-npm-token to google-cloud-node-npm-token-1 within the keystore_resource block.

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Code Review

The pull request updates the keyname in the publish.cfg file. The change seems correct and necessary for accessing the correct npm token. No further changes are required.

Summary of Findings

Assessment

The pull request updates the publish.cfg file to use a new keyname for the npm token. The change appears straightforward and necessary. I recommend having another reviewer approve this code before merging.