I am exploring the DVC as the data versioning tool in my organization but found that binaries are not signed. Which is a blocker as per the organization rules.
Is there any plan to signed the binaries?
ramank775
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@ramank775 hi! what platform are using in your org? Also, have you considered using pip, snap, brew, conda options as a workaround?
shcheklein
on 8 Jul 2020
For the record: for deb/rpm/exe packages we need https://github.com/iterative/dvc/issues/936
efiop
on 8 Jul 2020
We are mainly using Windows/Linux as development machine.
ramank775
on 11 Jul 2020
@ramank775 So are you using exe and deb/rpm packages right now? Have you considered using pip, snap or conda packages?
efiop
on 11 Jul 2020
So are you using exe and deb/rpm packages right now?
- yes
We have a review process for any tools before we can actually use it. The team has blocked the tool by reviewing the official website and the recommended method is exe and deb/rpm. I will try to reach out to them for alternative methods but not very sure if they approve them or not.
ramank775
on 13 Jul 2020
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So are you using exe and deb/rpm packages right now?We have a review process for any tools before we can actually use it. The team has blocked the tool by reviewing the official website and the recommended method is exe and deb/rpm. I will try to reach out to them for alternative methods but not very sure if they approve them or not.