Remove signatures from wrapped source bundles #4702
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Currently when the source bundle is signed, wrapping it into a source bundle will break the signature and make the jar invalid. This now removes the signature from source bundles as they are transformed.
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Currently when the source bundle is signed, wrapping it into a source bundle will break the signature and make the jar invalid.
This now removes the signature from source bundles as they are transformed.