pypiratzzi downloads signatures from PyPI.
Project description
PyPI stopped accepting signatures for uploaded artifacts. pypiratzzi downloads all signatures for all releases for a project from PyPI.
One use-case for this is to commit all past signatures to source-control.
Using pypiratzzi
For example, I recently migrated “magic-wormhole” signatures from PyPI:
$ pypiratzzi --signatures ~/src/magic-wormhole/signatures magic-wormholeThis will use the PyPI Legacy API in JSON mode (as recommended by their documentation) to find all the releases and artifacts for “magic-wormhole”. It will then download any missing signatures; --signatures (defaults to .) says where to cache the signatures (and skips any already found locally).
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