feat: add attestations, annotations, and labels to image #24
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Attestations are cryptographically signed metadata that somehow aid in supply chain security. Annotations add metadata to the registry (i.e. ghcr.io). Labels add metadata to the image itself.
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This pull request updates the GitHub Actions workflow for the release process by enhancing the Docker build steps with additional metadata and security features. The most important changes include adding OCI labels and annotations, enabling SBOM generation, and setting provenance mode to maximize build traceability.
Enhancements to Docker build steps:
.github/workflows/release.yml: Added a step to include OCI labels using thedocker/metadata-action@v5action, which generates metadata for Docker images..github/workflows/release.yml: Updated the Docker build step to include annotations and labels from the OCI metadata step, enabled SBOM generation for software bill of materials, and set provenance mode tomaxfor enhanced traceability.Attestations are cryptographically signed metadata that somehow aid in supply chain security. Annotations add metadata to the registry (i.e. ghcr.io). Labels add metadata to the image itself.