- update code signing credentials, thanks to Tim Wilbrink
- split up large files into 50 MB chunks for Nightly to avoid Github's file size limit
- codesign tools/libs with hardened runtime and entitlements
- avoid relocation of app bundles on installation
- sign installer for distribution
builds are uploaded as seperate branches to
https://github.com/OpenSC/Nightly If the repository gets too big,
branches can easily be removed. The repository is written via Travis CI
and AppVeyor with a secure token from user https://github.com/OpenSC-CI
During a pull request, it might not be possible for all components
(such as the PKCS#11 module, Windows minidriver, or macOS tokend)
to be tested by the same person using the same card; not everyone
has access to all of the platforms supported by OpenSC. When there
are no card-specific changes, each component might be tested by a
different person using a different type of card.
The pull request template contains a checklist with each component
that needs to be tested (which can be adapted as needed). However,
this checklist also includes an item for the type of card used for
testing. This should certainly be included in the message, but it
doesn't quite seem to belong in the checklist as a separate item,
particularly when considering the multiple-card testing situation
described above. It seems that the checklist is intended to track
specific tasks that still need to be completed.
This change slightly adjusts the template in order to handle this.
(It is still just a template, and it can be adapted for each pull
request as needed.)
Frank Morgner
Jakub Jelen
James Bromwell
David Ward