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When GCB is used without a GitHub repository trigger, than it automatically pulls source into a GCS bucket for build: gs://PROJECT_cloudbuild/source
Currently, v1.4.1 of slsa-verifier still expects and requires a source match, and users would have to pass the source bucket in.
In #300, I allow users to match on a bucket like --source-uri gs://slsa-tooling_cloudbuild/source in the same way we allow source pinning without commit.
On the other hand, our SLSA tool has no distinction between leveling. Versions source is a fairly low level requirement, and GCB builds do not satisfy that. If we start to distinguish between requirements of different builders, than we also probably want a way to specify what level the builder is achieving.
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As noted in #300
When GCB is used without a GitHub repository trigger, than it automatically pulls source into a GCS bucket for build:
gs://PROJECT_cloudbuild/source
Currently, v1.4.1 of slsa-verifier still expects and requires a source match, and users would have to pass the source bucket in.
In #300, I allow users to match on a bucket like
--source-uri gs://slsa-tooling_cloudbuild/source
in the same way we allow source pinning without commit.On the other hand, our SLSA tool has no distinction between leveling. Versions source is a fairly low level requirement, and GCB builds do not satisfy that. If we start to distinguish between requirements of different builders, than we also probably want a way to specify what level the builder is achieving.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: