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(New Key) Generating new PGP key for signing artifacts starting 3.0.0 with @opensearch.org email #5308
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Hi @getsaurabh02 @Pallavi-AWS @prudhvigodithi @gaiksaya @rishabh6788 @zelinh please share your thought about it. Thanks. |
A separate topic but related to signing, the existing terraform provider has its own managed key set. We should consider using the same new key set for all the OpenSearch artifacts including this provider. Since now the terraform provider along with HashiCorp registry its also part of OpenTofu registry once migrated we should update both the registries with the new key set. |
Hi @prudhvigodithi which part of the code is having that public key? Thanks. |
I think I also saw I do see things like rvm just use personal email for signing as well. |
Here is the code link Peter using GH secrets to sign and release the provider and yes the public key is uploaded to opentofu and haschicorp registries, so the provider is validated during initialization. |
We will use Thanks. |
In the past years we are using the
opensearch@amazon.com
email to generate / renew PGP key that signs the artifacts.There is also another key for rubygems here:
There is also a set of keys now just for terraform provider:
Starting from 3.0.0, we would like to generate a new PGP key with
@opensearch.org
email.Some thoughts:
release@opensearch.org
to replaceopensearch@amazon.com
? Welcome suggestions.C5B7498965EFD1C2924BA9D539D319879310D3FC OpenSearch project <opensearch@amazon.com>
as long as 2.x is still in maintenance mode, and expire after the maintenance window.Thanks.
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