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Move gitsign under tooling section #328

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haydentherapper opened this issue Sep 12, 2024 · 4 comments
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Move gitsign under tooling section #328

haydentherapper opened this issue Sep 12, 2024 · 4 comments

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@haydentherapper
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          gitsign is a unique case, it's more like Cosign in that it's a tool built on top of an SDK to sign a specific format (commits, rather than containers/blobs like Cosign).

What do you think about an additional section for Sigstore tooling that is not Cosign? Something like:

If we were to ever refactor Cosign to be smaller in scope to only support container signing, it would then just move under Sigstore tooling, though I don't expect that to happen. But it would give us a category to expand over time as more use cases for Sigstore signing arise.

Originally posted by @haydentherapper in #323 (comment)

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cc @hayleycd

Also cc @mihaimaruseac, who could help with some model signing docs

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We're currently working on documenting the model signing repo and can definitely export these here too once we're done

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@mihaimaruseac What we've done with the clients is not to require documentation live in this repo, but to have a brief outline of the purpose of the client, a quickstart guide that shouldn't be hard to keep up to date, and a pointer back to the original repo. See https://docs.sigstore.dev/language_clients/language_client_overview/ for an example.

I think we should do the same with model signing.

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Oh, that's even simpler then. Thanks for the pointer

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