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Adds support for multiauth keychaings for chainguard authentication. We primarily want this to allow authentication for multiple hosts (e.g. staging and test instances). This creates a new URL-based schema for specifying Chainguard identities of the form `chainguard://[email protected]?iss=issuer.enforce.dev` that encodes all of the identity information we need into a string that we can pass into the CHAINGUARD_IDENTITY environment var. Backwards compatibility was kept with the existing env var format.
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Adds support for multiauth keychaings for chainguard authentication. We primarily want this to allow authentication for multiple hosts (e.g. staging and test instances). This creates a new URL-based schema for specifying Chainguard identities of the form
chainguard://[email protected]?iss=issuer.enforce.devthat encodes all of the identity information we need into a string that we can pass into the CHAINGUARD_IDENTITY environment var.Backwards compatibility was kept with the existing env var format.