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{{note|Make sure you're using the latest tooltool.py from https://github.com/mozilla/build-tooltool}} | {{note|Make sure you're using the latest tooltool.py from https://github.com/mozilla/build-tooltool}} | ||
First, plan out your upload. Are all of the files you need to upload public? If not, tooltool also offers storage of "internal" files, which are not made publicly available but can be downloaded by those with proper permissions. Internal files might be under a non-redistribution license (e.g., Google SDKs, Microsoft DLLs), but ''' | First, plan out your upload. Are all of the files you need to upload public? If not, tooltool also offers storage of "internal" files, which are not made publicly available but can be downloaded by those with proper permissions. Internal files might be under a non-redistribution license (e.g., Google SDKs, Microsoft DLLs), but '''must not include secrets''' such as passwords or private keys. | ||
Use the `tooltool.py` client to build a manifest containing the files you would like to upload, annotating each file with its visibility level: | Use the `tooltool.py` client to build a manifest containing the files you would like to upload, annotating each file with its visibility level: | ||