Damus
Zapstore · 1w
Good point, and true there are few reproducible apps. Would be nice to tag a version (as per Software Applications NIP) against which the latest analysis was run, rather than a git commit. These rep...
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Yes, let's do both. Commit is what was audited, version tag is what developer claims the apk is from.

BTW it's possible to also audit a binary APK these days, so I wouldn't rule out APK audits, it's just not what most people will do.

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Leo Wandersleb · 1w
It's important what the attestation is about. If it is about code, then a cryptographic hash of the code has to be included as the authoritative reference. A git commit id is such a hash. Version tags can move and binaries from all kinds of sources might claim to be Wallet X with version Y.