found in AUR: • python-patch • python-node-semver • python-pluginbase 2.4 Install the binaries Go to the conan website and download the installer for your platform! Execute the installer. You don’t conan search Since we have our test setup from the previous section, we can just use it for our test. Go to your package folder and run the tests again, now saying that we don’t want to build the sources “password” used to authenticate the Conan client to Bintray, NOT your Bintray password. To get your API key, go to “Edit Your Profile” in your Bintray account and check the API Key section. 5. Set your user credentials

capability of being able to sign and verify software packages. This extension point will soon get a plugin implementation based on Sigstore. 2.14 Package immutability optimizations The thorough use of revisions can_run(self): cmd = os.path.join(self.cpp.build.bindir, "example") self.run(cmd, env="conanrun") Let’s go through the most relevant parts: • We add the requirements in the requirements() method, but in this if we can run the secure_scanner application of the tool_require and read the environment variable. Go to the examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer folder: 96 Chapter

capability of being able to sign and verify software packages. This extension point will soon get a plugin implementation based on Sigstore. 2.14 Package immutability optimizations The thorough use of revisions can_run(self): cmd = os.path.join(self.cpp.build.bindir, "example") self.run(cmd, env="conanrun") Let’s go through the most relevant parts: • We add the requirements in the requirements() method, but in this if we can run the secure_scanner application of the tool_require and read the environment variable. Go to the examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer folder: 96 Chapter

capability of being able to sign and verify software packages. This extension point will soon get a plugin implementation based on Sigstore. 2.14 Package immutability optimizations The thorough use of revisions can_run(self): cmd = os.path.join(self.cpp.build.bindir, "example") self.run(cmd, env="conanrun") Let’s go through the most relevant parts: • We add the requirements in the requirements() method, but in this if we can run the secure_scanner application of the tool_require and read the environment variable. Go to the examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer folder: 96 Chapter

capability of being able to sign and verify software packages. This extension point will soon get a plugin implementation based on Sigstore. 2.14 Package immutability optimizations The thorough use of revisions can_run(self): cmd = os.path.join(self.cpp.build.bindir, "example") self.run(cmd, env="conanrun") Let’s go through the most relevant parts: • We add the requirements in the requirements() method, but in this if we can run the secure_scanner application of the tool_require and read the environment variable. Go to the examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer folder: 96 Chapter

capability of being able to sign and verify software packages. This extension point will soon get a plugin implementation based on Sigstore. 2.14 Package immutability optimizations The thorough use of revisions can_run(self): cmd = os.path.join(self.cpp.build.bindir, "example") self.run(cmd, env="conanrun") Let’s go through the most relevant parts: • We add the requirements in the requirements() method, but in this if we can run the secure_scanner application of the tool_require and read the environment variable. Go to the examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer folder: 96 Chapter

capability of being able to sign and verify software packages. This extension point will soon get a plugin implementation based on Sigstore. 2.14 Package immutability optimizations The thorough use of revisions can_run(self): cmd = os.path.join(self.cpp.build.bindir, "example") self.run(cmd, env="conanrun") Let’s go through the most relevant parts: • We add the requirements in the requirements() method, but in this if we can run the secure_scanner application of the tool_require and read the environment variable. Go to the examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer folder: Listing

capability of being able to sign and verify software packages. This extension point will soon get a plugin implementation based on Sigstore. 2.14 Package immutability optimizations The thorough use of revisions can_run(self): cmd = os.path.join(self.cpp.build.bindir, "example") self.run(cmd, env="conanrun") Let’s go through the most relevant parts: • We add the requirements in the requirements() method, but in this if we can run the secure_scanner application of the tool_require and read the environment variable. Go to the examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer folder: Listing

capability of being able to sign and verify software packages. This extension point will soon get a plugin implementation based on Sigstore. 2.14 Package immutability optimizations The thorough use of revisions can_run(self): cmd = os.path.join(self.cpp.build.bindir, "example") self.run(cmd, env="conanrun") Let’s go through the most relevant parts: • We add the requirements in the requirements() method, but in this if we can run the secure_scanner application of the tool_require and read the environment variable. Go to the examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer folder: Listing