Sigstore signing and verification for OCaml
mdx: switch doc-example printers from Format/Printf to Fmt
Repo convention is to use the `fmt` library's Fmt.pr / Fmt.epr / etc.
in code, and the recently added mdx examples drifted to
Format.eprintf / Printf.eprintf out of habit. Brought them back into
line so a reader copy-pasting the example doesn't pick up the
wrong style.
Touches the {[ ... ]} blocks in:
- ocaml-collision/lib/collision.mli
- ocaml-cose/lib/cose.mli
- ocaml-delegation/lib/delegation.mli
- ocaml-gdocs/lib/gdocs.mli (also added fmt to the mdx libraries)
- ocaml-runc/lib/runc.mli (also added fmt to the mdx libraries; \n
format escapes became @. for consistency)
- ocaml-sigstore/lib/sigstore.mli
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+3
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lib/sigstore.mli
+3
-3
lib/sigstore.mli
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Sigstore.sign session ~now ~id_token
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~artifact:(Sigstore.Artifact.of_string "hello world")
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with
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| Error e -> Format.eprintf "Signing failed: %a@." Sigstore.pp_error e
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| Error e -> Fmt.epr "Signing failed: %a@." Sigstore.pp_error e
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| Ok bundle -> (
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(* Verify *)
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match Sigstore.verify session ~now bundle with
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| Ok identity -> Format.printf "Signed by %s@." identity.email
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| Ok identity -> Fmt.pr "Signed by %s@." identity.email
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| Error e ->
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Format.eprintf "Verification failed: %a@." Sigstore.pp_error e)
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Fmt.epr "Verification failed: %a@." Sigstore.pp_error e)
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]} *)
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(** {1 Hash Algorithms}