trustpub/tokens/exchange: Implement GitLab CI support #12026
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This PR adjusts our
POST /api/v1/trusted_publishing/tokensendpoint to also accept GitLab OIDC tokens.As discussed in #11988, we are using a trust-on-first-use principle for the namespace IDs for GitLab due to some API constraints. In other words: the token exchange endpoint will fill in the
namespace_idcolumn from the OIDC JWT claims if it was empty before and on each subsequent token exchange it will only accept it if the IDs are matching.Other than that, this is essentially the same implementation as for GitHub Actions.
Worth noting also is that, just like PyPI, we only support gitlab.com for now, but not any self-hosted GitLab instances.
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