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# npm two-factor authentication
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The `eslint` npm account has two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled. The 2FA secret is distributed using a team on [Keybase](https://keybase.io). Anyone doing a release of a package from the Jenkins server needs to have access to the 2FA secret.
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If you're on ESLint's TSC, you should perform the following steps to obtain the 2FA secret:
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1. Download the [Keybase app](https://keybase.io/download) on a smartphone.
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1. Open the app and create an account.
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1. From the app, link your Keybase username with your GitHub username. (At the time of writing, the UI for this is to tap the face icon in the bottom-left of the app, then the profile picture in the top-right, then tap "Prove your GitHub" and follow the instructions.)
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1. Mention your Keybase username in the team chatroom, and wait for someone to add you to the Keybase team.
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1. Download an authenticator app like [Google Authenticator](https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/1066447) or [Authy](https://authy.com/), if you don't have one installed already.
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1. In the Keybase app, navigate to the Keybase filesystem (at the time of writing, the UI for this is to tap the hamburger icon in the bottom-right, then tap "Files") and then navigate to `/team/eslint/auth`.
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* If your authenticator app is downloaded on the same device as your Keybase app (this will usually be the case if you're using the Keybase mobile app), then open `npm_2fa_code.txt` and copy the contents to the clipboard. Open your authenticator app, and paste the contents as a new key (by selecting something like "Enter a provided key" or "Enter key manually").
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* If your authenticator app is downloaded on a *different* device from your Keybase app (e.g. if you're using a Keybase desktop app), then open `npm_2fa_code.png` and scan it as a QR code from your authenticator app.
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You should now be able to generate 6-digit 2FA codes for the `eslint` npm account using your authenticator app.
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