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Swift 4.2 dylibs have a slightly different structure to 4.1 and so they are not signed correctly by ADT
Actual Result:
Packaged Swift 4.2.1 dylibs are incorrectly signed (code signature invalid, Info.plist=not bound)
Expected Result:
Packaged Swift 4.2.1 dylibs are correctly signed (code signature valid)
Which AIR SDK did you use?
32.0.0.89
Describe the affected environment:
ANEs created for iOS in Xcode 10+ using Swift as the native language.
Can you reproduce it yourself, or did you get reports from other users? If so, how many users are affected (percentage)?
Yes, affects apps built with ANEs targeting Swift 4.2
Problem Description
Swift 4.2 dylibs have a slightly different structure to 4.1 and so they are not signed correctly by ADT
Actual Result:
Packaged Swift 4.2.1 dylibs are incorrectly signed (code signature invalid, Info.plist=not bound)
Expected Result:
Packaged Swift 4.2.1 dylibs are correctly signed (code signature valid)
Which AIR SDK did you use?
32.0.0.89
Describe the affected environment:
ANEs created for iOS in Xcode 10+ using Swift as the native language.
Can you reproduce it yourself, or did you get reports from other users? If so, how many users are affected (percentage)?
Yes, affects apps built with ANEs targeting Swift 4.2
If applicable, link to the Starling/Feathers issues that brought you here.
https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/AIR-4198777
Steps to Reproduce
Known Workarounds
Patch IPASigner.java in adt.jar with the following:
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