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Remove lib/devicetrust from lib/client #43186
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LGTM.
Thanks for all the testing you did to make sure this is safe!
@gzdunek would appreciate if you could double check that I've covered all places that Connect might be impacted by this change. |
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Connect changes LGTM.
However, I didn't test it, if I'm correct, it requires a regular tag build (if you have one, I can the test device trust in Connect).
@gzdunek you can get a local build going yourself, or one of us can send you a pre-built binary. I rarely do tag builds for dev only purposes. |
Thanks @codingllama. I tested device trust in Connect, works fine. |
The native device trust libraries included in lib/devicetrust prevent building client tools that don't use device trust from building with cgo disabled. This moves the default device auth ceremony and device enrollment from lib/client into a location specific to tsh since it's the only tool that requires them. Updates #43112.
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@rosstimothy See the table below for backport results.
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The native device trust libraries included in lib/devicetrust prevent building client tools that don't use device trust from building with cgo disabled. This moves the default device auth ceremony and device enrollment from lib/client into a location specific to tsh since it's the only tool that requires them. Updates #43112.
The native device trust libraries included in lib/devicetrust prevent building client tools that don't use device trust from building with cgo disabled. This moves the default device auth ceremony and device enrollment from lib/client into a location specific to tsh since it's the only tool that requires them. Updates #43112.
The native device trust libraries included in lib/devicetrust prevent building client tools that don't use device trust from building with cgo disabled. This moves the default device auth ceremony and device enrollment from lib/client into a location specific to tsh since it's the only tool that requires them.
Updates #43112.