monitor-updates: add libfido2 and libcbor #4073
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Also monitor libfido2 (and its dependency libcbor). This is important because that library is responsible for support of security keys in OpenSSH, e.g. making it work with Windows Hello. We've missed a couple of updates of the libfido2 library and hence miss out on Windows Hello support. Pointed out by Ladislau Szomoru. Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <[email protected]>
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This is a draft PR for now because I have not managed to build a working libfido2. See git-for-windows/MSYS2-packages#60 (comment) for more details. |
Now that I managed to build a working libfido2, this here PR is ready for review. |
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I merged this for the main benefit of getting a new snapshot with the upgraded |
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We also need to monitor libfido2 (and its dependency libcbor) because that library is responsible for support of security keys in OpenSSH, e.g. making it work with Windows Hello.
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We also need to monitor libfido2 (and its dependency libcbor) because that library is responsible for support of security keys in OpenSSH, e.g. making it work with Windows Hello.
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We also need to monitor libfido2 (and its dependency libcbor) because that library is responsible for support of security keys in OpenSSH, e.g. making it work with Windows Hello.
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We also need to monitor libfido2 (and its dependency libcbor) because that library is responsible for support of security keys in OpenSSH, e.g. making it work with Windows Hello.
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We also need to monitor libfido2 (and its dependency libcbor) because that library is responsible for support of security keys in OpenSSH, e.g. making it work with Windows Hello.