action: enable attestations by default #277
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Signed-off-by: William Woodruff <[email protected]>
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@woodruffw I just realized that the README section needs to be updated with this. |
Ah yep, thanks for catching that. I'll update first thing tomorrow (since this PR is from a fork on an SSO'd org...) |
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I've already merged it locally and will push soon. So I'll just add a commit on top to have something at the time of cutting the release. You can then refine it further in a follow-up. |
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This makes minimum modifications to indicate that `attestations` is not on by default.
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@woodruffw so did you have a chance to review fb13cb3? |
Sorry, forgot to respond! Yes, that change looks great to me 🙂 |
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Attestations have been live and stable on PyPI and TestPyPI for a few weeks now, so I think we're good to flip the default here 🙂