Add pypi-attestations verify pypi CLI subcommand
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Signed-off-by: Facundo Tuesca <[email protected]>
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The `verify` CLI command is now split into two: - `verify attestation`, which behaves as the previous `verify` command - `verify pypi`, which takes the URL of a distribution hosted on PyPI and a signing identity and verifies them. Signed-off-by: Facundo Tuesca <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Facundo Tuesca <[email protected]>
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Nice, thanks @facutuesca! I'll do a review pass today. |
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(As a follow-on, let's look at updating the PyPI docs as well to point users to these commands in an "internals" or "experts" section.) |
done here: pypi/warehouse#17391 |
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The
verifyCLI subcommand is now split into two:verify attestation, which behaves as the previousverifycommand (verifies an artifact and its corresponding PEP740 attestation)verify pypi, which takes the URL of a distribution hosted on PyPI and a signing identity and verifies them.Examples:
See sigstore/sigstore-python#1271 for context