Fix spec version #56
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Fix spec version #56
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The SDK release 0.3.0 should produce events with spec version 0.3.0, but it was still using 0.2.0, so fixing that. PackageURL produced a new v0.1.1 release that includes the OCI type in the go SDK, so pulling that in as oci is the type we use in the spec Signed-off-by: Andrea Frittoli <[email protected]>
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The SDK release 0.3.0 should produce events with spec version 0.3.0, but it was still using 0.2.0, so fixing that.
PackageURL produced a new v0.1.1 release that includes the OCI type in the go SDK, so pulling that in as oci is the type we use in the spec