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It's probable that we need to run a few calls with heuristics around the version naming, i.e: with a leading v prefix and without, depending on the conventions of the repository.
This payload now provides verification information and other useful information about the author of the release that we can verify against the maintainers of the package and so on.
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Hey Grace, thanks for jumping aboard. I'm not sure this is a good issue to take anymore (it's 3 years old) because I recently added a marshall to check provenance, which is a stronger mechanism. I recommend you drop the focus on this and instead pick up one of the other issues in the queue that are newer and I'm happy to assign them to you (hacktoberfest and all that!).
Idea for a new marshall
How to do it?
Verify released tag on GitHub
We establish (1) by finding the GitHub tag using this API request:
That returns this JSON:
It's probable that we need to run a few calls with heuristics around the version naming, i.e: with a leading
v
prefix and without, depending on the conventions of the repository.Verify signed tag released
From the request above, we can follow the
url
returned in the object (https://api.github.com/repos/lirantal/dockly/git/commits/f0c1c7360ad02d78caccb91fd4816ebee66a712a) and get more detailed information about this release:This payload now provides verification information and other useful information about the author of the release that we can verify against the maintainers of the package and so on.
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