Add debug providers command. #3728
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When trying to run cosign on a remote workstation it would be nice to have a command to confirm the OIDC provider behavior of what is/isn't enabled and in what order. This PR adds a new hidden debug subcommand, with a debug providers subcommand that prints out the list of orderd providers and whether or not they are enabled. Signed-off-by: Billy Lynch <billy@chainguard.dev>
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Summary
When trying to run cosign on a remote workstation it would be nice to have a command to confirm the OIDC provider behavior of what is/isn't enabled and in what order.
This PR adds a new hidden debug subcommand, with a debug providers subcommand that prints out the list of orderd providers and whether or not they are enabled.
Fixes #3727
Release Note
Added
cosign debug providerssubcommand for showing which OIDC providers are enabled in the environment.Documentation
n/a (intentionally hiding debug commands)