Closed Spoiledpay closed 2 years ago
My guess is because it generates executables and/or has CURL. I think the optional networking parts (package management and checking if a new version is available) should probably be moved to different executables, since with all these things together I can see why it would think the executable is suspicious.
That's weird. It's probably an issue with the recent fix I made to get CI/CD working with the new windows-latest
Github runner (they removed zlib it seems). I'll update you soon once I manage to fix it.
Edit:
Yep, they broke the zlib installation so I'm looking for a work-around https://github.com/actions/virtual-environments/issues/5818
Resolved as of e0308acf11e691155e3628b4791a98c56c721ea7 :tada:
(the nightly build automatically reflects these changes)
Two things are happening on windows. One Norton complains that it has a virus. But I'm leaving it as a trusted application and I can install it. The other would be the lack of a DLL. "ZLIB1_.DLL" does not exist either in the zipped file or after installation. Really? Can you help with that? Thanks.