txoof/codesign

python scripts for signing, packaging, notarizing and stapling command line binaries

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codesign's Issues

Missing nbconvert template

The jupyter-nbconvert command in the notebook is looking for a template named "python_clean". I can't seem to find this anywhere. Can you please provide the template?

It's not strictly necessary, but it seems like it will make processing PRs much easier on your end 😃

Undefined names in pycodesign.py

$ flake8 . --count --select=E9,F63,F7,F82,Y --show-source --statistics

./pycodesign.py:120:31: F821 undefined name 'args'
        print(f'Config file "{args.config}" is missing values:')
                              ^
./pycodesign.py:121:32: F821 undefined name 'missing_values'
        for section, values in missing_values.items():
                               ^
2     F821 undefined name 'args'
2

-v verbose, can the level be set?

I see in the python code:

    args = get_args()

    verbose = 50 - (args.verbose*10) 
    if verbose < 10:
        verbose = 10
    logging.root.setLevel(verbose)

This doesn't seem documented, might be a good idea how to set verbose level? is possible. Apparently -v and args.verbose is set to 2 on my computer. So 20, thus logging is set to 30, but I don't get debugs. I personally re-wrote the scrip to force for debug by setting it to 10 verbose.

All this, so I can see the command that checks notarize history because it was taking too long and possibly failing, though I assume thats my problem.

Specifically I found in "check_notarization" method the following lines useful for debugging, maybe a good idea to include in the verbose level and not debug?
I think line 398:

        logging.debug('running command:')
        logging.debug(' '.join(final_list))

Just a thought. But great script! Thanks so much, hopfully I can get it working on my app.