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"bundle" is unfortunately an overloaded term in Cosign. When used in the command you've provided, "bundle" refers to a different structured output than what sigstore-python (or other sigstore libraries like sigstore-go, sigstore-js, etc) output. You need to add cc @steiza who added support, and there's some documentation in https://blog.sigstore.dev/cosign-verify-bundles/ |
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I am trying to learn how to use cosign, and wanted to try it out on one of the Python sigstore bundles on this page (go to bottom):
https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3140a1/
Now, using the pip module works, but I wanted to try using the cosign CLI for learning and consistency. When I did so,
I get this error:
Why is it asking for a public key, where can I get it from?
Would it be visible in the Rekor log?
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