Sign .deb files #15216
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The classic "it passes locally." I'm not sure why the tests are failing in CI, but I'm investigating. |
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Related to #14432
This code enables the signing of .deb files using SignTool.
The true validation for these changes can only happen internally, but I was able to verify via the SignTool tests and arcade-validation that .deb packages are considered "files to sign" with an expected
LinuxSigncertificate.