shapeshifter | An always-on , in-browser , responsive design

I have created an animated vector drawable from ShapeShifter.com and I am using ImageView to test it. The only problem is it not working. don't know what's the mistake.

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I am doing a ptree.put() inside a class member function.

I have a program which tries to install itself on the target machine with uiAccess=true in the manifest.

Here is the documentation on that: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ee671610(v=vs.85).aspx

According to the documentation, this should grant the application permission to do more things while a UAC elevated application is in focus.

However, as soon as an administrative application is in focus, Keyboard.IsKeyDown returns false for any key that is in fact down.

This leads me to believe that the uiAccess thing is not actually working.

Here's what I made sure is happening:

• My program is signed with a code signing certificate as per the documentation, from Comodo. It is not an EV certificate.
• The program is launched from a UAC protected path (C:\Program Files\Shapeshifter).

How can I debug uiAccess and figure out why it is not working?

I've used ShapeShifter to create an animation vector drawable which perform some trim path and some path data change.

Here's the result:

I have this open source repository that I have an AppVeyor build configuration for.

This configuration creates an artifact for a website that needs to get published. This is because it only seems to be possible for AppVeyor to do Web Deploy using an artifact, and not a path.

This poses a problem, because my website (before it gets deployed), needs to write some secret values (like API secrets for a Patreon API) down into a file before deploying to production using Web Deploy. But if I do this before creating the artifacts, the secrets will be part of the artifact as well.

How can I set specific configuration values that my website application can read without exposing it to the viewers of the build configuration and yet still deploy it to production using AppVeyor?

If I could deploy a path instead of an artifact I could mutate the files before deploying, but since an artifact is public to everyone, I don't want to do that. Is this possible?

Alternatively it would be great if I could hide artifacts from others or prevent them from being shown via permissions or something similar, but I haven't found anything that allows me to do that. Is this possible?

I have already encrypted the values in my appveyor.yml file:

As a simplified example, suppose I have a dataset composed of 40 sorted values. The values of this example are all integers, though this is not necessarily the case for the actual dataset.