Anton Sviridenko

maybe just `memset(&s, 0, sizeof some_struct_t); ` ?

@ronaldtse now if I understand correctly, source archives are not compressed and uploaded explicitly by you or @ni4, they are generated automaticaly by GitHub, am I right?

So first we need to generate release signing keys and publish them on a web page. Either someone responsible for releases should do that or everyone on team uses their...

It would be nice to test that exported signature can be imported back and successfully verified.

> Installer normally have some prelude. At least a screen saying "Hello, thank you for choosing, please read and accept license agreement" ... I need at least some general guidance....

@andrey-utkin are you interested to take this task?

Are you seriously going to store secret key for release signs on an external server not physically controlled by you??? That's totally unacceptable, this key can be considered already compromised....

releases are done once in a several months, what's the point in compromising security for the sake of automation

> D:\a\rnp\rnp\src\tests\streams.cpp(403,42): error C7555: use of designated initializers requires at least '/std:c++20' [D:\a\rnp\rnp\build\src\tests\rnp_tests.vcxproj] What C++ standards do we support in our codebase?

Ok, let's try to use v1.12.0 then, looks like idea of using latest commit was bit optimistic :)