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Ideally, we would be able to catch things like incompatible osslsigncode bustage in signingscript, before we roll out.
Integration tests may look like:
we run a test in docker-worker, after spinning up a mock Autograph instance; or
we run a test in a docker-worker instance that lives in a staging-Autograph-enabled subnet; we put non-sensitive secrets somewhere in TC secrets, and sign a bogus file with self-signed certs; or
something else. I'd like to avoid something overengineered.
As long as we're exercising the signing flow, this should catch this type of bustage; we can add coverage as we find additional paths that need it later.
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Ideally, we would be able to catch things like incompatible osslsigncode bustage in signingscript, before we roll out.
Integration tests may look like:
As long as we're exercising the signing flow, this should catch this type of bustage; we can add coverage as we find additional paths that need it later.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: