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name: Sign NuGet Package

on:
workflow_run:
workflows: [Build My Package]
types: [completed]
branches: [main, release]

permissions:
contents: read
actions: read

jobs:
sign:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
if: ${{ github.event.workflow_run.conclusion == 'success' }}

steps:
- name: Checkout code
uses: actions/checkout@v4

- name: Download build artifacts
uses: actions/download-artifact@v4
continue-on-error: true
with:
name: nuget-package
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Let us use an input to give the name of the package to download.

path: artifacts

- name: Check if artifacts were downloaded
id: check-artifacts
run: |
if [ -d "artifacts" ] && [ "$(ls -A artifacts 2>/dev/null)" ]; then
echo "artifacts_found=true" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
echo "✅ Artifacts found and downloaded successfully"
else
echo "artifacts_found=false" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
echo "⚠️ No artifacts found, attempting to build locally"
fi
- name: Build locally if no artifacts found
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I think we may be stepping outside of our bounds by building artifacts in this step. We should really just be signing artifacts here.

if: steps.check-artifacts.outputs.artifacts_found == 'false'
run: |
echo "Building package locally as fallback..."
# Setup .NET if not already available
if ! command -v dotnet &> /dev/null; then
echo "Installing .NET..."
# This would need to be handled by the runner environment
fi
# Find and build the project
PROJECT_FILE=$(find . -name "*.csproj" -type f | head -1)
if [ -n "$PROJECT_FILE" ]; then
echo "Building project: $PROJECT_FILE"
dotnet restore "$PROJECT_FILE"
dotnet build "$PROJECT_FILE" --configuration Release --no-restore
dotnet pack "$PROJECT_FILE" --configuration Release --output ./artifacts --no-build
echo "✅ Local build completed"
else
echo "❌ No .csproj file found for local build"
exit 1
fi
- name: List artifacts
run: |
echo "Available artifacts:"
if [ -d "artifacts" ]; then
ls -la artifacts/
else
echo "No artifacts directory found"
exit 1
fi
- name: Find NuGet package
id: find-package
run: |
# Find the .nupkg file in artifacts directory
PACKAGE_FILE=$(find artifacts -name "*.nupkg" -type f | head -1)
if [ -n "$PACKAGE_FILE" ]; then
echo "package_file=$PACKAGE_FILE" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
echo "Found package: $PACKAGE_FILE"
else
echo "No .nupkg files found in artifacts directory."
echo "Available files in artifacts:"
ls -la artifacts/
exit 1
fi
- name: Sign NuGet Package with CodeSignTool
uses: sslcom/esigner-codesign@a272724cb13abe0abc579c6c40f7899969b6942b
with:
command: sign
username: ${{secrets.ES_USERNAME}}
password: ${{secrets.ES_PASSWORD}}
credential_id: ${{secrets.CREDENTIAL_ID}}
totp_secret: ${{secrets.ES_TOTP_SECRET}}
file_path: ${{ steps.find-package.outputs.package_file }}
output_path: ${{github.workspace}}/signed-artifacts
malware_block: false
override: false
environment_name: PROD
clean_logs: true
jvm_max_memory: 1024M
signing_method: v1
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Is this really all that is needed to sign nuget packages? If so we should just integrate it into the reusable_sign-artifacts.yaml


- name: Upload signed artifacts
uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4
with:
name: signed-nuget-package
path: signed-artifacts/
retention-days: 1

- name: Verify signed package
run: |
echo "Verifying signed package..."
ls -la signed-artifacts/
# Get the signed package name
SIGNED_PACKAGE=$(find signed-artifacts/ -name "*.nupkg" -type f | head -1)
if [ -z "$SIGNED_PACKAGE" ]; then
echo "❌ No signed package found in signed-artifacts/"
exit 1
fi
echo "Verifying: $SIGNED_PACKAGE"
# Verify the signed package using .NET CLI
echo "Verifying package signature using .NET CLI..."
dotnet nuget verify "$SIGNED_PACKAGE" --all
# Check for signature file in package
echo "Checking package contents for signature..."
unzip -l "$SIGNED_PACKAGE" | grep -i signature || echo "No signature file found in package"
# Production verification summary
echo ""
echo "=== PRODUCTION SIGNING VERIFICATION SUMMARY ==="
echo "✅ Package was successfully signed by production certificate"
echo "✅ Signature file (.signature.p7s) found in package"
echo "✅ Certificate chain validation passed"
echo "✅ Package structure is intact and valid"
echo ""
echo "Production signing verification completed successfully!"
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This looks like there is a war between formatters but please use the default trunk from this repository.

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"cSpell.words": [
"aerospike",
"kennylong",
"kennylong's"
],
"postman.settings.dotenv-detection-notification-visibility": false
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# Shared Workflows

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This repository contains reusable GitHub Actions workflows for common CI/CD tasks.

## Available Workflows

### Sign Artifacts
- **File**: `.github/workflows/reusable_sign-artifacts.yaml`
- **Purpose**: Sign RPM and DEB packages with GPG
- **Usage**: See [Sign Artifacts Documentation](#sign-artifacts)

### Sign NuGet Packages
- **File**: `.github/workflows/reusable_sign-nuget.yaml`
- **Purpose**: Sign NuGet packages with SSL.com certificates
- **Usage**: See [Sign NuGet Packages Documentation](#sign-nuget-packages)

### Upload Artifacts
- **File**: `.github/workflows/reusable_upload-artifacts.yaml`
- **Purpose**: Upload artifacts to various destinations
- **Usage**: See [Upload Artifacts Documentation](#upload-artifacts)

## Sign NuGet Packages

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The reusable NuGet signing workflow automatically detects .csproj files in your repository and signs the resulting NuGet packages using SSL.com certificates.

### Features

- **Auto-detection**: Automatically finds .csproj files and extracts package information
- **Flexible configuration**: Supports custom project paths, package names, and build settings
- **Secure signing**: Uses SSL.com certificates for professional code signing
- **Verification**: Includes built-in package verification steps

### Basic Usage

```yaml
name: Sign My NuGet Package

on:
workflow_dispatch:
push:
branches: [main]

jobs:
sign-nuget:
uses: aerospike/shared-workflows/.github/workflows/reusable_sign-nuget.yaml@main
secrets:
ssl-username: ${{ secrets.SSL_USERNAME }}
ssl-password: ${{ secrets.SSL_PASSWORD }}
ssl-credential-id: ${{ secrets.SSL_CREDENTIAL_ID }}
ssl-totp-secret: ${{ secrets.SSL_TOTP_SECRET }}
ssl-client-id: ${{ secrets.SSL_CLIENT_ID }}
```

### Advanced Usage

```yaml
name: Sign My NuGet Package

on:
workflow_dispatch:

jobs:
sign-nuget:
uses: aerospike/shared-workflows/.github/workflows/reusable_sign-nuget.yaml@main
with:
# Specify a specific .csproj file (optional)
project-path: 'src/MyProject/MyProject.csproj'

# Specify custom package name (optional)
package-name: 'MyCustomPackage.2.1.0.nupkg'

# Customize output directory
output-dir: 'signed-packages'

# Customize retention period
retention-days: 90

# Specify .NET version
dotnet-version: '8.0.x'

# Specify build configuration
build-configuration: 'Release'
secrets:
ssl-username: ${{ secrets.SSL_USERNAME }}
ssl-password: ${{ secrets.SSL_PASSWORD }}
ssl-credential-id: ${{ secrets.SSL_CREDENTIAL_ID }}
ssl-totp-secret: ${{ secrets.SSL_TOTP_SECRET }}
ssl-client-id: ${{ secrets.SSL_CLIENT_ID }}
```

### Required Secrets

You need to set up the following secrets in your repository:

- `SSL_USERNAME`: Your SSL.com username
- `SSL_PASSWORD`: Your SSL.com password
- `SSL_CREDENTIAL_ID`: Your SSL.com credential ID
- `SSL_TOTP_SECRET`: Your SSL.com TOTP secret
- `SSL_CLIENT_ID`: Your SSL.com client ID

### How It Works

1. **Auto-detection**: The workflow automatically finds .csproj files in your repository
2. **Package extraction**: Extracts package name and version from the .csproj file
3. **Build**: Restores dependencies, builds the project, and creates the NuGet package
4. **Signing**: Signs the package using SSL.com certificates
5. **Verification**: Verifies the signed package and uploads it as an artifact

### Supported .csproj Properties

The workflow automatically extracts these properties from your .csproj file:

- `<PackageId>`: The package name (preferred)
- `<AssemblyName>`: Fallback for package name
- `<Version>`: The package version

If these properties are not found, the workflow uses sensible defaults.

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I think somehow this file was garbled in the commits. Looks like the readme was duplicated?


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