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@@ -55,6 +62,8 @@ In the example above, the cos-toolkit parts that are **required** are pulled in | |||
{{<package package="system/cloud-config" >}} is optional, but provides `cOS` defaults setting, like default user/password and so on. If you are not installing it directly, an equivalent cloud-config has to be provided in order to properly boot and run a system, see [oem configuration](../../customizing/oem_configuration). | |||
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The {{<package package="toolchain/cosign" >}} and {{<package package="toolchain/luet-cosign" >}} are optional packages that would install cosign and luet-cosign in order to verify the packages installed by luet in the next step. For more info, check the [cosign](../../getting-started/cosign) page. |
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Maybe turn this into small paragraph about it (with a header, etc) pointing to the full doc below? feels like this information would get a bit lost
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well, its optional rigth? So I wanted to have it like the cloud-config package, but I can expand it a little bit
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updated!
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Just small nit, otherwise looks good!
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Signed-off-by: Itxaka <[email protected]>
You can use cosign to both verify that packages coming from cos-toolkit are verified and sign your own derivative artifacts | ||
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If you want to manually verify cosign and luet-cosign packages before installing them with luet, you can do so by: |
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Awesome! 🥳
Signed-off-by: Itxaka [email protected]