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InnoSetup has a helpful option to sign the uninstaller, let's use that option. Of course, while at it, we could use InnoSetup's option to sign the installer instead of doing that manually, afterwards. So let's do that, too.
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By passing the /DSIGNTOOL command-line option (i.e. defining the
SIGNTOOL constant) and configuring a signtool via the /Ssigntool=...
option, we can now tell InnoSetup to sign the .exe.
InnoSetup's 'SignUninstaller' setting defaults to 'yes' in this case (see
http://www.innosetup.com/ishelp/topic_setup_signeduninstaller.htm for
details), therefore this change also signs the uninstaller and addresses
git-for-windows/git#540 implicitly.
Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
InnoSetup has a helpful option to sign the uninstaller, let's use that option. Of course, while at it, we could use InnoSetup's option to sign the installer instead of doing that manually, afterwards. So let's do that, too.
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