Update code signing with latest Azure Trusted Signing tools/tasks #1644
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Use the new azure/trusted-signing-action in place of the now deprecated azure/azure-code-signing-action. https://github.com/azure/azure-code-signing-action https://github.com/azure/trusted-signing-action
Use our customised version of the dotnet/sign tool for Trusted Signing, including export of the certificate.
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Update to the latest version of the GitHub Action (the
azure/azure-code-signing-actionaction has been replaced by theazure/trusted-signing-actionone).Deploy a forked version of the
Sign.Clitool for Trusted Signing, which includes the ability to export the certificate. The fork can be found here https://github.com/mjcheetham/sign/tree/export-opt, and the PR to submit this change upstream here Add option to download/export certificates from Trusted Signing dotnet/sign#734.With these changes we are now completely secret/credential free, and rely on federation only.