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Error: ditto: Couldn't read PKZip signature
See original GitHub issueI am code signing from an OSX build server (Jenkins) and am getting this error whenever my app tries to use autoUpdater to update itself, on OSX. I am uploading both the -mac.zip and .dmg to Github. I download one of my .dmg files, install it, then open it, and get this error. Did I have to export the certificate in my npm script in order for it to work?
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@mzmousa If you store your assets in a public GitHub repo you can set environment variables to tell Nuts to redirect requests
https://github.com/GitbookIO/nuts/blob/master/bin/web.js#L28
Simply set the environment variable
DONT_PROXY_ASSETSto be anything you want. I set mine totruejust to be somewhat logical 👍For now I have no time to try — nuts works after restart.