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ykman seems to have some undeclared dependency that makes it break when you clear PATH. Gonna debug this soon
We need this for PKCS#11 signing, since the version bump of libp11 that added the openssl PKCS#11 provicer only landed recently. Also, pin nixfmt to the old nixpkgs one so we don't have to reformat everything for the CI to be ready yet.
This makes it a lot easier to read for debugging purposes.
Looks like I have a slippery `p` key.
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Useful for signing your builds with keys that reside on hardware tokens, e.g. YubiKeys. Still a work-in-progress.
TODO:
verifyKeysScript,but for the keys being there on the token withopenssl