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Electron installer windows
Electron installer windows












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System.AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. Later, during the electron-build command: > certutil -p $CERTIFICATE_WINDOWS_PASSWORD -importpfx $CERTIFICATE_P12Ĭertificate "NSW Education Standards Authority" added to store.ĬertUtil: -importPFX command completed successfully. If adding the cert to the store and using that instead works, per a comment on the other thread above.I’m not going to include the output of that here, for obvious reasons, but it showed the certificate chain and private key as expected. That the certificate file is in place and valid, by running openssl pkcs12 -info -passin pass:$CERTIFICATE_WINDOWS_PASSWORD -in certificate.p12 -nodes.Adding it and doing manually calling it will be my next step to try and get more details. Unfortunately, the signtool binary that electron-forge provides doesn’t support the /debug flag. This consistently occurs for the same file, ffmpeg.dll. > System.Exception: Failed to sign, command invoked was: ‘C:\Users\travis\build\daemonite\test-electron-project\node_modules\electron-winstaller\vendor\signtool.exe sign /debug /f “C:\Users\travis\build\daemonite\test-electron-project\certificate.p12” /p “howisaravenlikeawritingdesk” C:\Users\travis\AppData\Local\SquirrelTemp\tempa\lib\net45\ffmpeg.dll’ On the Travis CI VM I get a generic error: The whole process works on my local Windows PC, with the packages getting signed correctly. I have a proof of concept electron project that uses electron-forge for building, packaging, and publishing. This may be related to the other Code signing post, but it also might not, so I don’t want to muddy the waters of that thread.














Electron installer windows