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Decrease MaxElapsedTime for retry backoff in tests #337

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The g3 import of the backoff library (v1.1.1) handles exponential backoff a little differently, so the current container_runner tests fail in g3 . Decreasing MaxElapsedTime in the test backoff fixes this.

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@alexmwu alexmwu merged commit 4a3d6e7 into master Jul 18, 2023
alexmwu added a commit to alexmwu/go-tpm-tools that referenced this pull request Jul 27, 2023
This reverts commit 4a3d6e7.
This commit has made our CI flakey, and we do not need to enable this
test internally in g3.
alexmwu added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 27, 2023
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This reverts commit 4a3d6e7.
This commit has made our CI flakey, and we do not need to enable this
test internally in g3.
yawangwang added a commit to yawangwang/go-tpm-tools that referenced this pull request Aug 16, 2023
Revert "Decrease MaxElapsedTime for retry backoff in tests (google#337)" (google#341)

This reverts commit 4a3d6e7.
This commit has made our CI flakey, and we do not need to enable this
test internally in g3.

[Signature discovery] Add a signature interface and a library to parse signature from image manifest (google#328)

* Adding a signature interface and its implementations to parse cosign-generated signatures from OCI image object

Integrate signature discovery client into attestation agent
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