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cargo-binstall release install broken #1678
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Hi @leighmcculloch , can I work on this please? I'm ready to work. |
@leighmcculloch |
Don't use signed attestation for binary from github |
@janewang Could you elaborate? |
I don't think attestation or binary signing is the reason the bininstall command is broken. |
@leighmcculloch Nando said it was your suggestion that we no longer support binstall as we are shipping binaries. If we are no longer supporting binstall, then the work here is to remove the install method in the docs and everywhere it's mentioned. Willem also mentioned that binstall is not using GitHub attestations. |
Docs and install instructions were updated to not mention cargo-bininstall since it's not the primary way we are encouraging folks to install the cli:
The intent of the issue is to fix cargo-bininstall install method of the cli so it still works when used by others, after all it's still a tool folks are using in the Rust ecosystem to install packages. |
This issue is stale because it has been assigned for 30 days with no activity. It will be closed in 30 days unless the stale label is removed, and the assignee is removed or updated. |
Unassigned because this is a low priority, and I assume from lack of activity no one is probably working on it. Obviously reassign if this is a mistake on my part. |
There are two issues:
Note that related to this, I'm suggesting we remove installing with cargo-binstall from the docs, but I still think we should support it and fix this issue, the change to the docs is just because I don't think we should be pushing it as a preferred way to install ahead of other things like homebrew which has more attention to supply chain security.
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