feat(attestation): in-toto 1.0 resource descriptor support #103
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Adds additional attestation renderer (v0.2) that drops the usage of custom material definitions and instead leverages in-toto 1.0 resource descriptors
Summarizing this new logic
name
property instead of previously the URI. This is ok because we always use thedigest
as strong reference.STRING
) we inject the data in thecontent
property, i.e"content": "YS1zdHJpbmc="
The difference in practice can be seen here
You can find a newly generated in-toto statement here
NOTE: This renderer is not enabled by default yet since nor the backend nor the CLI consumers are ready to parse the new format. A future patch will prepare such consumers to work with both formats and enable v0.2 by default while deprecating v0.1.
cc/ @adityasaky JFYI and in case you can spot an improper use of the resourceDescriptor properties.
Refs #60