"pyarmor gen key -e" should succeed in creating an external/outer key with the specified expiration date, even when "outer=1" is enabled. PyArmor should distinguish between “internal license -e” and “external key -e”. Actual Behavior: PyArmor returns an error stating that "--outer" con...
/bin/bashfile_name=orgecho-e"*** 加密前: "cat$file_name.pyecho-e"---\n"echo-e"*** 执行加密前的文件"python3 ./$file_name.pyecho-e"---\n"echo"*** 开始加密文件 ***"pyarmor gen$file_name.pyecho-e"---\n"echo"*** 加密后:"cat./dist/$file_name.pyecho-e"---\n"echo"...