On Sun, Jul 16, 2023 at 08:12:42AM +0300, Alexander Kanavin wrote:
> On Sun 16. Jul 2023 at 4.01, Marek Vasut <ma...@denx.de> wrote:
> 
> > This protection is really weak, this check fails on every single
> > possibly bogus commit which is already on any random branch, so what is
> > the gain here really ?
> 
> The gain is that the branch name is seen in the recipe and we can make the
> judgement about it. You wouldn’t be able to switch from main to
> my-ugly-hacks or dangling commit without having to explain that. With
> nobranch the branch name disappears and this opens the door for bogus
> commits. You may reassure us that right now the commit is not bogus, this
> may not hold in future revision updates or if the branch is force pushed on
> your side.

Does bitbake have any infrastructure atm for dealing with signed tags?
I'm fine with (for now, as LTS is a hope not a feature) keeping the
branch portion.  But if it was possible to say it must be a tag signed
by X key, that would help a little with the concern about moving to some
more arbitrary commit.

-- 
Tom

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