Is there a way to use ad-hoc signing (pseudo-identity) from the Projucer?
I mean something to do that:
codesign --options runtime \
--entitlements ./resources/Spaghettis.entitlements \
--deep -s "-" "${app}"
Note that if i use “Hardened Runtime Options” without a valid ID i get in Xcode:
Code Signing Warning: "Spaghettis - App" isn't code signed but requires entitlements. It is not possible to add entitlements to a binary without signing it.
(I guess that i will have to use a shell script, but a way to do it without would be better).
Ok, in Xcode 12 i can use “Sign to Run Locally”. Is it possible to select this way from the Projucer?
CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY = "-";
CODE_SIGN_STYLE = Automatic;
DEVELOPMENT_TEAM = "";
FYI a workaround:
In Projucer let “Use Hardened Runtime” option set to Disabled.
Add a “Post-Build Shell Script”.
For instance, mine is bellow.
rep="${SOURCE_ROOT}/../.."
app="${BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR}/Spaghettis.app"
entitlements="${rep}/Resources/Spaghettis.entitlements"
codesign --options runtime --entitlements "${entitlements}" --deep -s "-" "${app}" || exit 1
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You can put
CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY="-", CODE_SIGN_STYLE=Automatic, DEVELOPMENT_TEAM=""
in the “Custom Xcode Flags” fields of Projucer.
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Thanks! It works fine also. A good trick to know for future similar problems.