Add digest resolution to cosigned.
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Marking this as WIP because of the remaining e2e TODO (w/ DO NOT SUBMIT), but I wanted to let the automation do a pass over things while I play with that 😁 |
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Okay, this should be RFAL. I've updated the e2e test to check the digest resolution using a dry run on the resources. |
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@dlorenc this is RFAL 😁 |
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Scratch that, the logs don't look right 🤔 |
This change introduces a mutating webhook to complement our validating webhook. The validating webhook in sigstore#799 began rejecting tag reference because tags are mutable and can drift between validation and resolution by the kubelet. This change introduces a mutating webhook that resolves tags to digests as resources are created, so that users aren't necessarily forced to provide digests, but we get the benefits of them nonetheless. Fixes: sigstore#784 Signed-off-by: Matt Moore <mattomata@gmail.com>
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Ok, I fixed the script so it fails properly, and found the bug 🤦 Turns out it doesn't matter if you resolve tags to digests if the digest still isn't signed! I'm optimistic this will pass now 🤞 |
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💥 https://github.com/sigstore/cosign/pull/800/checks?check_run_id=3709807519#step:13:80 Alright, this is good to go 🎉 |
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This change introduces a mutating webhook to complement our validating webhook. The validating webhook in sigstore#799 began rejecting tag reference because tags are mutable and can drift between validation and resolution by the kubelet. This change introduces a mutating webhook that resolves tags to digests as resources are created, so that users aren't necessarily forced to provide digests, but we get the benefits of them nonetheless. Fixes: sigstore#784 Signed-off-by: Matt Moore <mattomata@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Joel Kamp <joel.kamp@invitae.com>
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This change introduces a mutating webhook to complement our validating webhook. The validating webhook in sigstore#799 began rejecting tag reference because tags are mutable and can drift between validation and resolution by the kubelet. This change introduces a mutating webhook that resolves tags to digests as resources are created, so that users aren't necessarily forced to provide digests, but we get the benefits of them nonetheless. Fixes: sigstore#784 Signed-off-by: Matt Moore <mattomata@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Joel Kamp <joel.kamp@invitae.com>
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This change introduces a mutating webhook to complement our validating webhook.
The validating webhook in #799 began rejecting tag reference because tags are mutable and can drift between validation and resolution by the kubelet. This change introduces a mutating webhook that resolves tags to digests as resources are created, so that users aren't necessarily forced to provide digests, but we get the benefits of them nonetheless.
Signed-off-by: Matt Moore mattomata@gmail.com
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Fixes: #784
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