[release/v7.5.8] Verify Apple codesign immediately after ESRP signing#27541
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Pull request overview
Backport of #27486 to release/v7.5.8 that adds a post-ESRP verification step in the macOS signing jobs to detect silent ESRP no-ops by scanning signed Mach-O binaries for the expected "Developer ID Application: Microsoft Corporation" string, failing the job if any are missing.
Changes:
- Adds a PowerShell verification step in
Sign_macOS_*jobs immediately after ESRP zip expansion. - Fails fast on missing Developer ID signatures so bad signed artifacts are never published.
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Backport of #27486 to release/v7.5.8
Triggered by @SeeminglyScience on behalf of @andyleejordan
Original CL Label: CL-BuildPackaging
/cc @PowerShell/powershell-maintainers
Impact
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Tooling Impact
Adds
codesign --verify --deep --strictverification immediately after ESRP signing inSign_macOS_*pipeline jobs. This ensures silent ESRP no-ops are caught in the signing job itself rather than discovered later in packaging, preventing publication of bad signed artifacts.Customer Impact
Regression
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This is not a regression.
Testing
Verified by next pipeline run. This is a pipeline YAML-only change adding a defensive verification step — no unit tests apply. The original change was validated during a release build where ESRP silently no-op'd; this check would have caught it at the sign stage.
Risk
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Pipeline YAML only — no runtime code changes. The added step is read-only verification (codesign --verify) that fails fast rather than publishing a bad artifact. No customer-facing behavior is affected.