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we now have do_sign.sh that can add a signature to the current version of definitions-latest.
we want to be able to:
auto-refresh definitions-latest in a nightly (or weekly) CI job and commit the results, and at the same time
keep track of most recent signed version of definitions-latest, i.e., the one that has a signature matching its Merkle root
we might create a signed branch pointing to the appropriate commit made by do_sign?
(doing it the other way around and doing everything in develop while keeping the signed versions in main is an option, but arguably more confusing; with a separate signed branch, we can do unrelated development in main and only fast-forward signed when appropriate)
to resolve this issue, the above must be figured out, documented in readme (#11), and scripts must be ready to run from CI that:
do the nightly job of refreshing definitions-latest (and clear the signature), and deploy binaries to firmware.corp.sldev.cz
when signed branch changes, deploy binaries to data.trezor.io
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
we now have
do_sign.sh
that can add a signature to the current version of definitions-latest.we want to be able to:
signed
branch pointing to the appropriate commit made bydo_sign
?develop
while keeping the signed versions inmain
is an option, but arguably more confusing; with a separatesigned
branch, we can do unrelated development inmain
and only fast-forwardsigned
when appropriate)to resolve this issue, the above must be figured out, documented in readme (#11), and scripts must be ready to run from CI that:
signed
branch changes, deploy binaries to data.trezor.ioThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: