PEP 761: Add additional links to Sigstore docs (#4035)
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for many years now, with the biggest issue being that there were few
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alternatives for "artifact signing" being proposed or adopted.
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Sigstore's design philosophy has focused on the ergonomics of signing and
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verifying and uses short-lived keys with strongly-bound human-readable
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identities via OpenID Connect. Sigstore has both development and adoption
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momentum, seeing adoption by PyPI, NPM, Homebrew, and GitHub, among other
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ecosystems.
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`Sigstore's <https://docs.sigstore.dev>`_ design philosophy has focused on the
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ergonomics of signing and verifying and `uses short-lived keys with
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strongly-bound human-readable identities via OpenID Connect <https://docs.sigstore.dev/#how-sigstore-works>`_.
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Sigstore has both development and adoption momentum, seeing adoption by PyPI,
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NPM, Homebrew, and GitHub, among other ecosystems.
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This PEP proposes to move CPython to using Sigstore exclusively for signing
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artifacts through a deprecation and eventual discontinuance of providing PGP
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