Add (selftest) virtual environment management #187
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* self test requirements are separated into sigstore-requirements.txt * Makefile now creates a separate venv for selftest sigstore client * sigstore-python-conformance expects to find the sigstore binary in the venv * workflow is simplified similarly Signed-off-by: Jussi Kukkonen <[email protected]>
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Two goals:
Changes:
sigstore-requirements.txt(similar unusedtools/requirements.txtwas removed)sigstore-envfor selftest sigstore clientsigstore-envThe fact that sigstore-python-conformance now requires the venv to exist is a bit restricting: but it works and makes issues like #182 locally debuggable -- if other options are needed later on it will be easy to add a env variable or something to override the binary location