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It is possible to sign a built app using Apple cli tools. So far as I could tell, unlocking the keychain prior to running Instead I permitted codesign access to the keychain: After which the following worked: And the result of the vertification command showed a signature instead of some variant of 'not signed'. And the deploy steps with xcrun worked. This is a 'working' path, but raises other questions:
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In my hello-world xtool app, I run:
xtool devI abort when it reaches waiting for device.
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xtool dev buildis the command I should have used)I rsync the foo app to a mac machine.
rsync -r linux-machine/foo/tool/foo.app mac-machine:/some/dir/foo.appAnd then try deploying it to my person device.
I get as far as:
Does anyone know off the top of their head how I might sign an xtool build or stage a signature in the appropriate place to allow sign a deployment?
EDIT: Clearly the app I `rsync'ed over is not signed:
Context:
xtool devwithout the mac-machine.EDIT: I can deploy apps built in xcode with
xcrun devicectl install app.All reactions