pub struct SigntoolSign { /* private fields */ }
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Represents an invocation of signtool.exe sign to sign some files.

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Construct a new instance using a specified signing certificate.

Clone this instance, but not the list of files to sign.

Run signtool in verbose mode.

Activates the /v flag.

Run signtool in debug mode.

Activates the /debug flag.

Set the description of the content to be signed.

This is passed into the /d argument.

Set the file digest algorithm to use.

This is passed into the /fd argument.

Set the timestamp server to use when signing.

Set extra arguments to pass to signtool.

Ideally this would not be used. Consider adding a separate API for use cases that require this.

Mark a file path as to be signed.

Run signtool sign with requested options.

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