Unzip and Sign needed files from python.tar #51
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need to be in assets try this Print this out instead No ls in python Move this out again Double up Unzip rezip syntax need to make it Move folders remove this line rearrange move child folder remove this action move some things try use bash I think the loops were the issue Dont need this check reducing and cleaning up fat fingered went up too much try this split lib and bin lists back to this no curly reduce don't need this then
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Now in the comfy action, unzip the python tar file and sign the files that apple yells about.
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You will know what files in the python.tar that are needed to be signed since Apple will tell you when they reject the notarization.