`policy.Options` now contains the arguments to `tuf.Client`'s constructor rather than an actual Client. If these arguments are not provided, defaults pointing at Docker's TUF repo will be used. An actual TUF client can be passed in on the context (which is useful for testing). If this is not provided `attest.Verify` will create a TUF client using the options on `policy.Options`.
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Co-authored-by: Joel Kamp <joel.kamp@docker.com>
* Add rewrite support and fix existing tests
* Add unit tests for policy matching
* Compile regexes up front and store policies in map
* Add test for verify flow with mirror
* Rename ImageName -> ResolvedName
And only set it when necessary
* Rename Rewrite -> Replacement
but keep it as rewrite in the yaml
* Add support for separate attestation storage repo
* Move mapping file types and parsing to config package
* Change signature of Verify to take image/platform
* Separate Attestation Resolvers to their own files (registry, layout and referrers)
* Add support configuring referrers resolution style in mapping.yaml
* Add registry test
* Start of richer results from verification
* Pull out VSA code from signing
* Expose attestation signing fns
* Add VSA test
* Notes for policy result
* Require separate policy for VSA creation
* Load test signing key from tests
* Return rich object from policy
* Add result object schema and fix tests
* Ensure example test runs
* Remove data.yaml files from mock policies
* Don't run example - TUF policy isn't compatible
* Add attestation to manifests for all subjects
* Ensure adding attestation doesn't touch statements
* Don't export sign function
* Remove attestations from VerificationResult
* Change bool to Outcome enum in result
* Use outputLayout directly
* Make clearer that Outcome strings are for VSA
* Return multiple SLSA levels from policy
* Fix unmarshalling of policy-id (#39)
* Rename function
* Rename policy.VerificationResult -> policy.Result
* Re-add test for canonical input
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Co-authored-by: James Carnegie <james.carnegie@docker.com>
Co-authored-by: James Carnegie <kipz@users.noreply.github.com>
