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Do not attempt to sign .cat files (#190) #191

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@mmitche mmitche commented Aug 23, 2022

.cat files cannot be dual signed. However, there was a bug in signtool.exe where an attempt to add a second signature did not fail, and instead corrupted the cat file. Validation steps were added in the signing process to avoid this situation, and this broke builds.

Also fix the msi signing cert to be .NET's

.cat files cannot be dual signed. However, there was a bug in signtool.exe where an attempt to add a second signature did not fail, and instead corrupted the cat file. Validation steps were added in the signing process to avoid this situation, and this broke builds.
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I assume ESRP no longer complains about the .cat file, looks like it did in the past so I guess that's why we added it: dotnet/runtime#53252 (comment)

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mmitche commented Aug 23, 2022

If it does we'll have to exclude it. It is signed though.

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@mmitche do you want to merge this now or later?

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mmitche commented Aug 26, 2022

Hold for next month.

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mmitche commented Sep 8, 2022

Should be merged after branding.

@lewing lewing merged commit 00e360d into dotnet:release/6.0 Sep 8, 2022
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