Just a couple of items:
In order to complete the AzureSignTool as its built, you must give the tenant ID with parameter "-kvt (--azure-key-vault-tenant-id)". Without it, it will fail.
So, the command should now look something like this:
AzureSignTool sign -kvt "<tenantID>" -kvu "https://contosoexpenses-blog.vault.azure.net/" -kvi "64fae35e-cb84-4b9f-86eb-5170d169316d" -kvs "this-is-the-secret" -kvc "MyCertificate" -tr http://timestamp.digicert.com -v .\MyContosoApp.msix
Also (suggestion) - should note that these parameters are aliases. If they would like more information on AzureSignTool, run AzureSignTool sign --help or visit the links provided earlier in the article referencing the Open Source project.
Thank you!
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Just a couple of items: In order to complete the AzureSignTool as its built, you must give the tenant ID with parameter "-kvt (--azure-key-vault-tenant-id)". Without it, it will fail.
So, the command should now look something like this:
AzureSignTool sign -kvt "<tenantID>" -kvu "https://contosoexpenses-blog.vault.azure.net/" -kvi "64fae35e-cb84-4b9f-86eb-5170d169316d" -kvs "this-is-the-secret" -kvc "MyCertificate" -tr http://timestamp.digicert.com -v .\MyContosoApp.msix
Also (suggestion) - should note that these parameters are aliases. If they would like more information on AzureSignTool, run
AzureSignTool sign --help
or visit the links provided earlier in the article referencing the Open Source project.Thank you!
Document Details
⚠ Do not edit this section. It is required for docs.microsoft.com ➟ GitHub issue linking.