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Merge feature branch "signing" into master#222
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rehandalal merged 13 commits intomasterfrom Aug 24, 2016
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Recipe signing
Autosign recipes, if autograph is available
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@rehandalal Getting these changes merged is blocking progress for the system addon. Once these deploy, we can start having S&I test the addon. Can you look into this soon? |
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This merges the signing branch, which consists of PRs #190 and #220, into master so it can be deployed. I think this large feature is ready for integration and deployment.
This gives recipes a cryptographic content signature, and keeps it up to date with a management command. These recipes are automatically added, and not added by any approval process yet.
Since both PRs were reviewed by @Osmose, I'm tagging @rehandalal for this review. Keep in mind this code has already been reviewed, and the question here is whether this feature as a whole is ready for deployment. Though if you find any code review level issues, feel free to bring them up.
NB: Signing relies on a running Autograph server. This can be set up with normandy-compose by building and tagging an image from this PR (
docker build -t somename .), and modifyingdocker-compose.yamlin normandy-compose to use the built image (by tag, ieimage: somename).r?