Add release signing workflow using Sigstore #2229
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This adds a GitHub Actions workflow that signs release artifacts using Sigstore, following the OpenSSF Best Practices Badge recommendations. The workflow is triggered on release publication and: 1. Creates a .tar.gz archive of the source tree 2. Signs the archive using sigstore/gh-action-sigstore-python 3. Uploads both the tarball and .sigstore.json credential bundle Based on the OpenEXR release-sign.yml workflow template. Closes AcademySoftwareFoundation#2034 Signed-off-by: pmady <[email protected]>
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Summary
This PR adds a GitHub Actions workflow that signs release artifacts using Sigstore, following the OpenSSF Best Practices Badge recommendations.
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Added
.github/workflows/release-sign.ymlthat:.tar.gzarchive of the source tree at the release tagsigstore/[email protected].sigstore.jsoncredential bundle to the releaseVerification
Users can verify a downloaded release using:
Reference
Based on OpenEXR's release-sign.yml workflow as suggested in the issue.
Closes #2034