Error - Failed to verify signature. Signature might have been tampered with.
See original GitHub issueZXPSignCmd certificate varification failed
Certificate is created successfully and zxp package as well. but while i try to verify it shows this error. Error - Failed to verify signature. Signature might have been tampered with.
Can anyone help me out from where this error coming?
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Possible solution… had this issue and the problem was a little hidden file in the node-modules. I was doing that on Windows, so an easy way to identify the hidden file is to rung the dir command as follows: dir /A:H /B /s this will point you to the problematic file, once I got rid of it (was not a critical one, otherwise make unhidden), issue solved.
OK, so, this has come up a couple of times, here’s an update: