LicensingRelease class
Constructors
LicensingRelease ({String ? appId , String ? artifactRef , String ? cosignCert , String ? cosignSignature , int ? createdAt , String ? id , List <String > minFeatures = const [] , String ? platform , String ? product , String ? sha256 , String ? version , bool ? yanked })
Returns a new LicensingRelease instance.
Properties
appId
↔ String ?
AppID scopes the release to an app build ("hanzo" | "lux" | "zoo").
getter/setter pair
artifactRef
↔ String ?
ArtifactRef is where the binary lives (object-store key / OCI ref / path).
getter/setter pair
cosignCert
↔ String ?
CosignCert is the cosign/Fulcio cert (keyless) or public key ref used to verify CosignSignature. The download response hands this to the client.
getter/setter pair
cosignSignature
↔ String ?
CosignSignature is the base64 cosign signature over the artifact digest.
getter/setter pair
createdAt
↔ int ?
Please note: This property should have been non-nullable! Since the specification file
does not include a default value (using the "default:" property), however, the generated
source code must fall back to having a nullable type.
Consider adding a "default:" property in the specification file to hide this note.
getter/setter pair
hashCode
→ int
The hash code for this object.
no setter override
id
↔ String ?
ID is the release identifier, e.g. "engine-rocm-0.4.2-linux-amd64". The accelerator belongs here — one product is built several ways — and never in Product below.
getter/setter pair
minFeatures
↔ List <String >
MinFeatures, when set, are features the license must include to download.
getter/setter pair
platform
↔ String ?
Platform is "
getter/setter pair
product
↔ String ?
Product is the licensed product this artifact belongs to (commerce SKU): "engine" for every one of those builds.
getter/setter pair
runtimeType
→ Type
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setter inherited
sha256
↔ String ?
SHA256 is the hex digest of the artifact (integrity + cosign subject).
getter/setter pair
version
↔ String ?
Version is the semantic version of the binary.
getter/setter pair
yanked
↔ bool ?
Yanked marks a pulled release (download refused; tokens may be revoked release-scoped too).
getter/setter pair