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Azure/azure-code-signing-action deprecated? #45

Open devm33 opened 4 months ago

devm33 commented 4 months ago

It looks like the https://github.com/Azure/azure-code-signing-action repo (and therefore the action) was removed. Breaking workflows using the action.

Was this an intentional deprecation? Apologies if I missed any deprecation notices on this.

Also, is this repo/action Azure/trusted-signing-action meant to be a drop-in replacement for Azure/azure-code-signing-action? Appears to be the case, but want to be sure.

japarson commented 4 months ago

Hi @devm33, I apologize for the disruption to your workflows. The deprecation and removal were intentional. You should be able to use the Trusted Signing action as a drop-in replacement with no changes to your input parameters. Let me know if you run into any issues.

devm33 commented 4 months ago

@japarson thanks for confirming!

samsiddiquiz commented 3 months ago

@devm33 Where can I find the signed file after the successful completion of the workflow? I am unable to see any changes.

japarson commented 3 months ago

@devm33 Where can I find the signed file after the successful completion of the workflow? I am unable to see any changes.

Hi @samsiddiquiz, the files are signed in place. They do not get copied to any output directory. To check if a file is signed, you can download it to a Windows machine -> right-click -> properties -> Digital Signatures -> verify the expected signature is present.