repo, signer: Pin securesystemslib better#243
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Securesystemslib is "pre 1.0" so the normal pinning does not really work: the new pinning "~= 0.31.0" should lead to 0.31.1 to be accepted but not 0.32.0.
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There are several breaking changes coming up in securesystemslib on its way to 1.0. To not disrupt in-toto users this patch pins securesystemslib to its current minor version. This is similar to what python-tuf and tuf-on-ci do: - theupdateframework/python-tuf#2600 - theupdateframework/tuf-on-ci#243 Signed-off-by: Lukas Puehringer <[email protected]>
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Securesystemslib is "pre 1.0" so the normal pinning does not really work: the new pinning "~= 0.31.0" should lead to 0.31.1 to be accepted but not 0.32.0.