While all Sigstore clients share some core functionality, each of them have
their own unique features and idiosyncracies that make their command lines
incompatible with one another. sigstore-conformance
aims to test this common
feature set.
As an example of incompatibilities between clients, cosign's
sign
subcommand is designed to sign Docker containers rather than arbitrary
files (this behaviour is accessed via cosign's sign-blob
subcommand). This
makes sense for cosign's use case, however it does diverge from other Sigstore
clients such as sigstore-python
and sigstore-js.
To resolve these differences, we've established a CLI protocol for the test suite to uniformly communicate with clients under test. Since the client's CLI is unlikely to conform to this protocol, it may be necessary to write a thin wrapper that converts the options described in this document to those that the client's native CLI accepts.
This is the set of subcommands that the test CLI must support. Each subcommand has a provided syntax and list of descriptions for each argument.
To simplify argument parsing, all arguments are required and will always be supplied by the conformance suite in the order that they are specified in the templates below.
${ENTRYPOINT} sign --identity-token TOKEN --signature FILE --certificate FILE FILE
Option | Description |
---|---|
--identity-token |
The OIDC identity token to use |
--signature FILE |
The path to write the signature to |
--certificate FILE |
The path to write the signing certificate to |
FILE |
The artifact to sign |
${ENTRYPOINT} sign-bundle --bundle FILE FILE
Option | Description |
---|---|
--identity-token |
The OIDC identity token to use |
--bundle FILE |
The path to write the bundle to |
FILE |
The artifact to sign |
${ENTRYPOINT} verify --signature FILE --certificate FILE --certificate-identity IDENTITY --certificate-oidc-issuer URL FILE
Option | Description |
---|---|
--signature FILE |
The path to the signature to verify |
--certificate FILE |
The path to the signing certificate to verify |
--certificate-identity IDENTITY |
The expected identity in the signing certificate's SAN extension |
--certificate-oidc-issuer URL |
The expected OIDC issuer for the signing certificate |
FILE |
The path to the artifact to verify |
${ENTRYPOINT} verify-bundle --bundle FILE --certificate-identity IDENTITY --certificate-oidc-issuer URL FILE
Option | Description |
---|---|
--bundle FILE |
The path to the Sigstore bundle to verify |
--certificate-identity IDENTITY |
The expected identity in the signing certificate's SAN extension |
--certificate-oidc-issuer URL |
The expected OIDC issuer for the signing certificate |
FILE |
The path to the artifact to verify |