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Clarify in README that use_pypi bypasses integrity checks too #1773

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webknjaz commented Feb 20, 2025

@thomasrockhu-codecov FYI starting with codecov-cli v10.1.0, it should be possible to implement integrity checks for PyPI too. For that, you'd need to use pypi-attestations: https://docs.pypi.org/attestations/consuming-attestations/. It should be possible to combine it with something like pip download to get the right wheel on disk, then call pypi-attestations verify and finally, feed the path on disk to pip install.

@thomasrockhu-codecov thomasrockhu-codecov merged commit 1fecca8 into codecov:main Feb 20, 2025
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