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Support signing assemblies in .tar.gz files

See original GitHub issue

Related to #941.

We currently don’t support signing the managed assemblies in a .tar.gz file. This scenario is used by .NET for Apache Spark (see conversation here).

Because of this, dotnet/spark currently needs to sign first, and then package the “Worker” application into .zip and .tar.gz files after signing. If arcade supported signing the assemblies inside of .tar.gz files, then we could simplify dotnet/spark’s build even further and create the “Worker” packages at the same time we create the NuGet packages. And then signing would come later on the NuGet packages, .zip files and .tar.gz files.

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Created 4 years ago
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eerhardtcommented, Jun 19, 2019

They should be good, except that the assemblies in them are probably already signed. So you may want to sign with a different certificate to ensure it is acting appropriately (if you are fully testing end-to-end).

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JohnTortugocommented, Jun 13, 2019

It doesn’t seem like a lot of work Mark. I’ll schedule some time to do a better investigation (prototype?) on this and update this issue back. I expected to come back with news before Tue.

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