in-toto-sign:tldr:fdf32
in-toto-sign: Sign a layout with the default GPG key in default GPG keyring.
$ in-toto-sign -f ${root-layout} --gpg
try on your machine
The command "in-toto-sign" is a command-line tool used in in-toto, a software supply chain security framework. This tool is used to sign or validate the integrity of a software supply chain.
The options used in the command are as follows:
- "-f ${root-layout}": Specifies the file that contains the information about the layout of the software supply chain. The "${root-layout}" is a placeholder for the actual filename or path of the root layout file.
- "--gpg": Specifies that the signature should be created using the Gnu Privacy Guard (GPG) tool, which is a widely-used cryptography software.
In summary, this command is used to sign a software supply chain using the specified root layout file and GPG as the signing method.
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