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Release archives can't currently be verified, and the tag they come from can be changed after publishing. Signing a source archive gives users an immutable tarball with a checksum they can verify. Add a workflow that runs when a release is published, or by hand for an existing tag. It creates a source archive with git archive, signs it with sigstore, and uploads the archive and its bundle to the release. Document how to verify a download in SECURITY.md. Signed-off-by: Eligijus Titas <etitas@gmail.com>
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Closes #98
Adds a workflow that signs source releases with sigstore, based on OpenEXR's release-sign.yml. When a release is published, it creates a
git archivetarball, signs it, and uploads the tarball and.sigstore.jsonbundle to the release.SECURITY.mdexplains how to verify a download.Testing
Tested in my fork with a pre-release tag
v0.0.0-rc1: