Create our very own empty package.
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Cosign has it's own flavor of GGCR's `empty` package, which lets users toggle the media type we use with an environment variable. This creates our own package to mirror this. This also start to set up an `internal/` package structure that we can use to develop the new package structure without (yet) worrying about breaking folks downstream when we change things. Related: sigstore#666 Signed-off-by: Matt Moore <[email protected]>
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Summary
Cosign has it's own flavor of GGCR's
emptypackage, which lets users toggle the media type we use with an environment variable. This creates our own package to mirror this.This also start to set up an
internal/package structure that we can use to develop the new package structure without (yet) worrying about breaking folks downstream when we change things.Signed-off-by: Matt Moore [email protected]
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Related: #666
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