Add build attestations to all uploaded/released artifacts. #1964
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@maxday could you take a look at this PR. I'm curious if you think this would be a better solution than your proposal. |
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As a step suggested in #1963 , add the GH attestations for binaries produced by the Github workflows on this repository, so that all artefacts generated as a result of the workflows have provenance checks.
It may be that more work needs to be done on deciding how to manage the lifecycle of historic attestations.
https://github.com/actions/attest-build-provenance