This is useful to try to recover a build which was interrupted due to signing issues. E.g. the signing request went out, but Robosignatory never answered and the build failed.
If Robosignatory is eventually fixed and drains its queue, it eventually does sign the build. So we then can just pick up where we left off and verify the signatures and flip their ACLs.
This is useful to try to recover a build which was interrupted due to signing issues. E.g. the signing request went out, but Robosignatory never answered and the build failed.
If Robosignatory is eventually fixed and drains its queue, it eventually does sign the build. So we then can just pick up where we left off and verify the signatures and flip their ACLs.