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Proof Repository
Crev is a code review system. It allows anyone to review a project or a dependency, and share their review with others. It uses Web of Trust to discover more code reviews and to select trusted reviewers.
Signed code reviews and information about other Crev users are called proofs.
Proof Repository is a publicly available git repository where Crev users publish their reviews and other proofs (documents created by Crev implementation). This way other users can find and download them, and also fetch updates in the future.
Every active Crev user is supposed to create one (or more) Proof Repository for themselves.
If you're a GitHub user, fork the template. Other users can fork it manually or create a new, empty git repository anywhere.
Then, create a new identity associated with your repository URL:
cargo install cargo-crev
cargo crev new id --url #https://your_repository_url#
cargo crev publish
The repository must be public and must use HTTPS. You can't use SSH or password-protected URLs here, because this defeats the purpose of globally sharing reviews. cargo-crev
will still use SSH for pushing to this repository. After creating an ID with an HTTPS URL you can configure git
to use a different URL for pushing with cargo crev repo git remote set-url origin --push <url>
.
cargo crev repo fetch url #https://someones_repository_url#
will download the whole Repository to crev's
local cache. Use cargo crev fetch all
to periodically update all downloaded Proof Repositories
If you know and trust owner of the repository, add it as trusted (this requires cargo-crev 0.17 or later):
cargo crev trust #https://someones_repository_url#
Yes. If you need multiple IDs, you can still publish them under the same URL.
No. This is unnecessary and doesn't achieve anything.
If anything is unclear, consider asking for help on the crev's gitter channel