Pre Audit Issues

[Buttaa]

• Code Signing to avoid warning prompts on Windows #76
• Add code signing for macOS release #125
• app image starter linux
• 24 input boxes (while creating and re-typing) + remove copy button on mainnet
• "Macbook pro running macOS 10.14.6 had issues" - Check backwards compatability for macos/windows/linux
• More messaging on the last screen (how to safely store keys)
• Failed to write into protected directory
• Maximum of keys you can generate
• checksums / PGP sig
• App should display its formal name "Wagyu Key Generator"
• Message to make sure you keep you mnemonic, try to have multiple private copies
• Enable Mainnet key generation
• Mainnet check each word in mnemonic right away (opt)
• Add code documentation for UI/colfax side #94
• Add code documentation for Backend/remyroy side #95
• Add warning about time to generate a lot of keys

[Buttaa]

24 input boxes (while creating and re-typing) + remove copy button on mainnet

Same as: #57

App image starter linux

Same as: #59

[remyroy]

Related Windows code signing/warning prompts issue can be found in #76

[remyroy]

checksum file can be easily generated from a release asset with something like:

sha256sum WagyuKeyGen-0.8.0.exe > WagyuKeyGen-0.8.0.exe.sha256

We would just need to add the resulting file with the release assets.

[remyroy]

Ideally, we would want to use a CI server to build our release and only have the CI server do all the packaging, signing and generating the checksum file.

[remyroy]

Failed to write in directory should be fixed with #77

[remyroy]

So far the AppImage target for Linux built on Ubuntu Desktop 20.04 works on:

• Ubuntu Desktop 20.04 ✔
• Debian 11.1 ✔
• Linux Mint 20.2 ✔
• Manjaro 21.1.6 ✔
• Pop OS! 21.04 ✔ (Only started from the command line for some reason. Cannot double click on the file to start it. I might have missed something 🤔)
• Fedora 34 Workstation ✔
• MX Linux 21 ✔
• archlinux-2021.10.01 ✔
• EndeavourOS 2021.08.27 ✔

It fails on:

• Tails 4.23 ❌(GLIBC2.29 not found when calling the eth2deposit_proxy). This might be fixed by bundling the eth2deposit_proxy on a machine with an older GLIBC as mentioned on https://pyinstaller.readthedocs.io/en/stable/usage.html#making-gnu-linux-apps-forward-compatible . Latest Tails uses GLIBC version 2.28 😥. My next test will be to build and bundle the AppImage target on an older OS, maybe Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 and test that new bundle on Tails.

No warning prompt on any of these distro, but you need to make the file executable (+x) to run it which might be somewhat confusing for some. Documentation will have to mention that for sure.

[remyroy]

Getting a working dev/bundle environment for Key Gen on Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 is very different than the instructions we currently have and it was a pain, but I managed to bundle there with Python 3.7. The resulting AppImage target does run on Tails 4.23 ✔.

I'll have to write those instructions down and make it clean so we can reproduce it.

[remyroy]

I've updated the README to include instructions on how to setup a clean Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 machine to build Linux distribution releases.

[remyroy]

Just tested to confirm that the bundled key gen works on Windows 8.1 ✔. But I found an issue which should be fixed with #80