Add support for riscv64 architecture#229
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Upstream cosign offers riscv64 binaries for download, and so let's add support for the riscv64 architecture in cosign-installer. Resolves sigstore#228 Signed-off-by: E Shattow <eshattow@users.noreply.github.com>
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rebased on main now that #232 is completed |
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FYI if we do changes-requested to add the other remaining platforms I would accept that and adjust the commit messages appropriately, it would still resolve my concern #228 ; else this is fine until generalizing this out in next-after release of cosign-installer and apologies to PowerPC and S/390 users of sigstore/cosign-installer, speak up if you need this... |
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Upstream cosign offers riscv64 binaries for download, and so let's add support for the riscv64 architecture in cosign-installer.
Summary
RISE RISC-V runners are generally available now, similar to self-hosted runners. So while GitHub itself does not (yet) have RISC-V Tier-1 runners it is now likely that cosign-installer GitHub Action would be called "in the wild" for RISC-V architecture.
Release Note
RISC-V support only for Linux; Not applicable to MacOS and Windows
Documentation
Unsure if this needs to be documented further.
Resolves: #228