PackageFilters support: limit visible packages for resolution process #171
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Introduction of PackageFilters allows to limit set of packages that is considered (from APKINDEX) for the resolution process. The natural use-case is integration with rules_apko & apko, such that only "hermetic" artifacts defining in `.resolve.apko.json` file participate in the 'version' computation.
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I'm leaning toward #172 as the solution to the use-case. |
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Introduction of PackageFilters allows to limit set of packages that is considered (from APKINDEX) for the resolution process.
The natural use-case is integration with rules_apko & apko, such that only "hermetic" artifacts defining in
.resolve.apko.jsonfile participate in the 'version' computation.This is a first step to address: chainguard-dev/rules_apko#13
That need to be followed by change in apko, e.g. : chainguard-dev/apko#979