| REPOMATIC-PACK-ATTESTATION(1) | REPOMATIC-PACK-ATTESTATION(1) |
repomatic pack-attestation - Name an attestation bundle after the asset it attests
repomatic pack-attestation [OPTIONS]
Rename an attestation bundle after its subject, print the upload list.
actions/attest writes every bundle to the same `attestation.json` basename, so a release attaching several would keep only the last. This reads back the subjects the bundle actually attests, names it after them, and prints every file the release upload step should attach: the assets and their bundle, one path per line.
A bundle covering several assets has no single name to take, so pass --name to name the set instead.
With --require-declared, a file the project declares as an extra release asset but whose artifact never landed fails the command, before anything is attached: an immutable release could never gain it afterwards.
Idempotent: re-running copies the same bytes over the same name, and an upload replaces the assets of the same name.
Single asset, named papaya.tar.gz.attestation.json
repomatic pack\-attestation \-\-bundle "${BUNDLE_PATH}"
A glob's worth of assets, all covered by one bundle
repomatic pack\-attestation \-\-bundle b.json \-\-dir dist \-\-name papaya\-set
Check the provenance, then attach to a release draft
repomatic pack\-attestation \-\-bundle "${BUNDLE_PATH}" \-\-verify \-\-upload\-to v1.2.3
Kevin Deldycke
| 2026-10-29 | 8.0.1.dev0 |