bitcoin-core / guix.sigs
Bitcoin Core release attestations (Guix)
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Crawler viewThis repository contains Guix attestations for releases of Bitcoin Core. Overall process The Guix build consists of two stages: • In the first stage ( ), people compile the binaries from source. • Then, code signatures for Windows and MacOS are generated from the binaries that were produced in the first stage, and distributed to the builders. • In the second stage ( ), the builders attach these code signatures. See https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/doc/release-process.md#building on how to build the release with Guix and create an attestation. Directory structure • : Build attestations for repository tag for . • : Hashes of binaries produced by the first stage build for this version. • : Detached PGP signature for . • : Hashes of binaries produced by the second stage build. This covers all the binaries uploaded to the website, and is what to check release binaries against. • : Detached PGP signature for . • : PGP keys of the signers. If you're going to do builds and contribute attestations, file a PR to add your key here. • : Scripts used in the CI tests.