Add verify-tag command for Git tag signature verification #659
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This commit adds a new 'verify-tag' command to gitsign that allows users to verify signatures on Git tags. Previously, gitsign only supported verification of commit signatures through the 'verify' command. The verify-tag command follows the same verification process as the commit verification, but operates on tag objects instead. It supports all the same identity verification options as the verify command. Resolves: sigstore#658 Signed-off-by: haya14busa <haya14busa@gmail.com>
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@wlynch Thanks for merging this PR! This feature will be very helpful for our GitHub Actions workflows. Any timeline for when this might be included in the next release? |
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Sorry for the delay! Will cut a new tag soon. |
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Summary
This PR adds a new verify-tag command to gitsign that allows users to verify signatures on Git tags. Currently, gitsign only supports verification of commit signatures through the verify command, but lacks the ability to verify tag signatures.
The motivation for this change is to provide a complete verification solution for Git objects. Since Git supports signing both commits and tags, gitsign should support verification of both types of signatures.
Resolves: #658
Release Note
Added a new verify-tag command to gitsign that allows users to verify signatures on Git tags. The command follows the same verification process as the commit verification, but operates on tag objects instead. It supports all the same identity verification options as the verify command.
Documentation
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