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Release v0.29.0 #631
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release is a good idea. potential blockers:
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Hmm, the signer is not enabled by default but it's also not documented as unstable or experimental... I think it probably should: I'm thinking mostly about the key and signature container formats: they really should be documented in a TAP or something and I don't think they are currently |
I've made #632 to address the stability status |
I approved it, but I am not a maintainer :D |
current blocker list
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Description of issue or feature request:
A new version of securesystemslib was released 4 months ago on 18-th of April.
There are many changes from then up to today:
v0.28.0...main
Is there anything that stops the release @jku @lukpueh?
I will help the maintainers by submitting a possible
CHANGELOG
as suggested by @jku.securesystemslib v0.29.0
Added
SigstoreKey
andSigstoreSigner
signer: add basic sigstore signer and verifier #522.SpxKey
andSpxSigner
signer: move spx keygen, sign and verify API #568.AzureSigner
Add Azure Signer support #588.AWS KMS Signer
feat: Adds AWS KMS signing. #609.CryptoSigner
as a replacement forSSLibSigner
. Add replacement API for '*keys' and 'interface' key generation and import #604Changed
spx keygen
tosecuresystemslib/signer/_spx_signer.py
signer: move spx keygen, sign and verify API #568sigstore
v. 1.1.2 SigstoreSigner: Use sigstore 1.1.2 #583SSlibKey
. key: refactor SSlibKey.verify_signature #585Removed
Depricated
Fixed
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