Add --ignore-pkcs11-certificate sign option#4787
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Add --ignore-pkcs11-certificate sign option#4787kholmanskikh wants to merge 1 commit intosigstore:mainfrom
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When `cosign sign` operates with a PKCS11 token, and the token contains a certificate (along with keys), cosign uncoditionally puts the certificate to the verification material in the sigstore bundle. This option allows us to have the public key identifier (not the certificate) in the produced sigstore bundle. It may be useful in scenarios when a token is used for signing, and verification is performed with a public key file extracted from the token. Signed-off-by: Stanislav Kholmanskikh <stanislav.kholmanskikh@bell-sw.com>
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Summary
When
cosign signoperates with a PKCS11 token, and the token contains a certificate (along with keys), cosign uncoditionally puts the certificate to the verification material in the sigstore bundle.This option allows us to have the public key identifier (not the certificate) in the produced sigstore bundle. It may be useful in scenarios when a token is used for signing, and verification is performed with a public key file extracted from the token.
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cosign signgets the--ignore-pkcs11-certificateoption.