Add MODEL_TRANSPARENCY_CLI_IMAGE env var to production/testing overlays #104
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Signed-off-by: Shubham Bhardwaj <sbmbhardwaj01@gmail.com>
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mh.. We can provide the freedom to the user to use whatever image to sign. But by default I would like to stick to a specific version itself. Mainly to not surprise users with e.g. a breaking change caused by changes on the cli. wdyt? |
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Summary
The hardcoded default (v1.0.1) causes signature verification failures when models are signed with newer versions of model-signing. The error manifests as:
This PR adds the env var override to use
:latest, ensuring compatibility with signatures created by currentpip install model-signing.Release Note
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