WiX: integrate signing support into the MSBuild path #163
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Rather than requiring external scripting to sign the installer components, add in integrated code-signing capability into the build. With this, a user can specify additional parameters when invoking the build: `-p:SignOutput=true -p:CERTIFICATE=... -p:PASSPHRASE=...`. By default the output is not code-signed, allowing control over the build, which is also useful for CI usage. This reduces some of the extra logic required for signing in the CI systems.
shahmishal
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Rather than requiring external scripting to sign the installer components, add in integrated code-signing capability into the build. With this, a user can specify additional parameters when invoking the build:
-p:SignOutput=true -p:CERTIFICATE=... -p:PASSPHRASE=.... By default the output is not code-signed, allowing control over the build, which is also useful for CI usage. This reduces some of the extra logic required for signing in the CI systems.