ci: add cryptographic supply-chain notarization for PyPI release packages - #433
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Hi Ackee Blockchain team! 👋
As fellow Web3 security enthusiasts, we really appreciate the work you're doing with Wake and Solidity developer tooling.
This PR adds automated, non-intrusive supply-chain security attestation to your PyPI release workflow using ProofCore Action.
How it fits into your workflow:
Splitted poetry publish --build into explicit poetry build and poetry publish.
Between build and publish, ProofCore computes SHA-256 digests of the generated wheels and source archives in dist/* locally on the runner.
Binds the hashes to your repository's cryptographic GitHub OIDC token and anchors the proof root on-chain.
Allows security auditors and developers installing wake via PyPI to independently verify that their packages match the exact GitHub Actions build.
Zero friction & zero storage:
Runs with continue-on-error: true so it will never block your release pipeline in case of external network timeouts.
Raw code or binaries are never stored remotely (zero-storage model).
Happy to make any adjustments or answer questions! 🚀