Specify predicate_type when fetching attestation
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predicate_type when fetching attestation
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Created #15 to follow up this properly |
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Refers to php/pie#439
Since immutable releases were added, attestations returned can be different types; this library (at least for now) is only interested in build provenance (other types can be added later, of course!)