Invert upload flag to allow for not uploading attestation #979
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If the flag was broken I see no problem fixing it like this! |
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Signed-off-by: Dan Luhring <dan.luhring@anchore.com>
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Summary
The
cosign attestcommand has an--uploadflag, designed to tell cosign to upload the generated attestation to the registry.However, this bool value is set to
trueby default, which ends up meaning that there's no way to instruct cosign not to upload the generated attestation (IIUC).This PR changes the flag to
--no-upload, which inverts the logic and behaves as you'd expect. Without the flag, the attestation is uploaded. With the flag, the attestation is not uploaded, and instead, the attestation DSSE is sent to stdout.Note: This is a breaking change for the CLI, since it removes an existing flag. The flag hadn't been affecting cosign's execution, so I'm not sure how many folks were using it. But regardless, I'm happy to approach this a different way to make the change non-breaking, just let me know!
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