Fastlane plugin which enables iOS workflows to change the Xcode project's code signing settings before building a target, being your "cosigner".

cosigner has long been integrated into fastlane, and as such is considered deprecated and will no longer receive updates. Please use fastlane's update_code_signing_settings action instead. 🙏

This action is especially useful to avoid having to configure the Xcode project with a "static" set of code signing configurations for:

• Code Signing Style (Xcode8+): Manual / Automatic (originally Provisioning Style on Xcode 8)
• Code Signing Identity: iPhone Development / iPhone Distribution
• Provisioning Profile UUID (Xcode 7 and earlier)
• Provisioning Profile Name (Xcode8+)
• Team ID
• Application Bundle identifier

By being able to configure this before each build (e.g. gym call), it allows having separate sets of code signing configurations on the same project without being "intrusive".

Some practical scenarios can be for example:

• Xcode project in which two different Apple Developer accounts/teams are required (e.g. 1 for Development and 1 for Release)
• Shared Xcode project where teams have different code signing configurations (e.g. Automatic vs Manual Provisioning Style)

1. Run fastlane add_plugin cosigner on your project folder.
2. Invoke cosigner in your Fastfile and provide the required options.
3. Enjoy your new dynamic code signing setup! ✨

.env.default

TEAM_ID=XYZ1234
SCHEME=MyAppScheme
PROJECT_PATH='/path/to/MyApp.xcodeproj'

Fastfile

lane :build do
  app_identifier = "com.my.app.identifier"
  configuration = "Release"

  match(type: "adhoc", app_identifier: app_identifier)

  cosigner(
    build_configuration: configuration,
    profile_name: ENV['sigh_' + app_identifier + '_adhoc_profile-name'],
    profile_uuid: ENV['sigh_' + app_identifier + '_adhoc']
  )

  gym(
    configuration: configuration,
    export_options: {
      method: "ad-hoc"
    }
  )
end

Please be aware that cosigner effectively modifies your Xcode project file, so be careful if your workflow commits changes to source control, or if steps further down your pipeline can be affected by the resulting modifications.

See CONTRIBUTING.