Directories
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adapters
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github
Package github reads TinyGo's releases from GitHub: the asset listing with its published digests, and the release archive, measured as it streams in.
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Package github reads TinyGo's releases from GitHub: the asset listing with its published digests, and the release archive, measured as it streams in. |
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store/sqlite
Package sqlite keeps TinyGo release measurements in the shared mirror.db.
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Package sqlite keeps TinyGo release measurements in the shared mirror.db. |
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walkbridge
Package walkbridge adapts the TinyGo release acquirer to the walk stage's TinyGoReleaseAcquirer port, so the walk tree does not import this context.
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Package walkbridge adapts the TinyGo release acquirer to the walk stage's TinyGoReleaseAcquirer port, so the walk tree does not import this context. |
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Package application measures a TinyGo release archive against the digest GitHub publishes for it, serving a held measurement when there is one.
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Package application measures a TinyGo release archive against the digest GitHub publishes for it, serving a held measurement when there is one. |
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Package domain holds the TinyGo release-archive measurement: which archive GitHub publishes for a TinyGo release and host platform, whether the bytes downloaded match the digest published for it, and the SHA-256 of every file under the archive's src directory.
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Package domain holds the TinyGo release-archive measurement: which archive GitHub publishes for a TinyGo release and host platform, whether the bytes downloaded match the digest published for it, and the SHA-256 of every file under the archive's src directory. |
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Package ports declares the boundaries the TinyGo release measurement drives: GitHub's release listing, the archive download, the measurement store and the clock.
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Package ports declares the boundaries the TinyGo release measurement drives: GitHub's release listing, the archive download, the measurement store and the clock. |
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