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Extension Support #76
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Correction to the above: It does not work after getting the provisioning profile manually. I am getting an error with the validate step of the build process:
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Ok weird. something was resetting the CodeSign Identity of the extension and now it has stopped and builds. Also got the provision profile for the extension installed by:
Still a way without sh to sigh would be cool! Great job on the tools! |
Why do you need to run If it's just because you want a different app identifier, use: ENV["SIGH_APP_IDENTIFIER"] = "com.demo.app.TodayExtension"
sigh
ENV["SIGH_APP_IDENTIFIER"] = "your real identifier" Does that help? |
Ah did not realize I could do it like that. Thanks!
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Initial support for Mac apps submission
So how do you code sign both app and extension at the same time? |
Hi @pronebird You are going to need to run sigh twice, once for each target. |
I finally got to getting fasten setup for my Xcode project properly. However when I have the following lane defined:
Sigh does not download and install the provisioning profiles for my Today View Extension. I had to manually set up the provisioning profile for it and then it would build with fastlane on my local machine.
Is this expected behavior and is it possible to have fastlane make sigh download the provisioning profiles for an app extension?
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