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Refactor Sign/Verify functions into their own library. - #108
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This commit should have no change in existing behavior, but does the following: 1. Pulls the sign/verify commands into its own package that can be invoked directly instead of needing to go through main. 2. Refactors the certstore library (a dependency of the sign library) to separate out the OS-dependent libraries so that any platform can safely pull in the certstore Identity interface. Adds a register func so that this can be set dynamically in main. My hope is to use this to allow similar tools to reuse this to provide additional identities and optional verification behavior. Signed-off-by: Billy Lynch <billy@chainguard.dev>
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This forks the changes made in github/smimesign#108 into this repo. This was done because the replace directive was preventing go install from functioning properly. Once the upstream PR is merged, we can revert this change.
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This forks the changes made in github/smimesign#108 into this repo. This was done because the replace directive was preventing go install from functioning properly. Once the upstream PR is merged, we can revert this change.
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This forks the changes made in github/smimesign#108 into this repo. This was done because the replace directive was preventing go install from functioning properly. Once the upstream PR is merged, we can revert this change. Signed-off-by: Billy Lynch <billy@chainguard.dev>
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This forks the changes made in github/smimesign#108 into this repo. This was done because the replace directive was preventing go install from functioning properly. Once the upstream PR is merged, we can revert this change. Signed-off-by: Billy Lynch <billy@chainguard.dev>
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This commit should have no change in existing behavior, but does the following:
Pulls the sign/verify commands into its own package that can be invoked directly
instead of needing to go through main.
Refactors the certstore library (a dependency of the sign library) to separate out
the OS-dependent libraries so that any platform can safely pull in the certstore
Identity interface. Adds a register func so that this can be set dynamically in
main.
My hope is to use this to allow similar tools to reuse this to provide additional
identities and optional verification behavior. (see sigstore/cosign#865 (comment) for an example!)
Signed-off-by: Billy Lynch billy@chainguard.dev