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The Microsoft SignTool.exe supports signing .app files but the AzureSignTool does not. With recent code signing changes, certificates must be stored in an HSM meaning that local pfx certificates will no longer be an option for production signing unless you use a hardware token.
This will lead more and more people to storing in AzureKeyVaults and finding this tool. I believe the same signing mechanism is used behind the scenes (mssign32.SignerSignEx3) but there must be some different flags required to support the .app extension.
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The Microsoft SignTool.exe supports signing .app files but the AzureSignTool does not. With recent code signing changes, certificates must be stored in an HSM meaning that local pfx certificates will no longer be an option for production signing unless you use a hardware token.
This will lead more and more people to storing in AzureKeyVaults and finding this tool. I believe the same signing mechanism is used behind the scenes (mssign32.SignerSignEx3) but there must be some different flags required to support the .app extension.
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