Allow 'code' commands to accept multiple file arguments #816
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…#815 The command documentation specifies that these commands take a "file(s)" parameter. They currently accept only a single argument, although it can be a glob to specify multiple files. This changes them to accept multiple filenames as separate arguments, similar to the existing behavior of signtool and azuresigntool.
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Fixes #815
The command documentation specifies that these commands take a "file(s)" parameter. They currently accept only a single argument, although it can be a glob to specify multiple files. This changes them to accept multiple filenames as separate arguments, similar to the existing behavior of signtool and azuresigntool.