Error when notarizing

[d.healey]

@Sampletekk It will show somewhere in your Apple developer account the team name and team ID combo.

The format is like this Dave (123456)

@Sampletekk said in Error when notarizing:

Also, do I need to add something in the settings for the Hise project? Bundle Identifier? Plugin Code? (

Yes, and yes they should be unique for each project. And yes also fill in your company name and other details.

[Sampletekk]

@d-healey said in Error when notarizing:

@Sampletekk It will show somewhere in your Apple developer account the team name and team ID combo.

The format is like this Dave (123456)

So in this case:

What would the team name be?

@Sampletekk said in Error when notarizing:

Also, do I need to add something in the settings for the Hise project? Bundle Identifier? Plugin Code? (

Yes, and yes they should be unique for each project. And yes also fill in your company name and other details.

Ok, Just make something up then? Any naming conventions for this?

And what should it say in "Bundle Identifier" where it now says "product"? Could this be "abandoned":

[d.healey]

@Sampletekk said in Error when notarizing:

Ok, Just make something up then? Any naming conventions for this?

4 letters, first one uppercase. I usually take the letters from the product name. So for Sordina I used Sdna. You could do something similar or use a different system.

@Sampletekk said in Error when notarizing:

Could this be "abandoned":

Yes

[Sampletekk]

@d-healey said in Error when notarizing:

@Sampletekk said in Error when notarizing:

Ok, Just make something up then? Any naming conventions for this?

4 letters, first one uppercase. I usually take the letters from the product name. So for Sordina I used Sdna. You could do something similar or use a different system.

@Sampletekk said in Error when notarizing:

Could this be "abandoned":

Yes

Thanks David for taking your time answering my questions! For the "Team Name", should it be the "Entity name" or the "Account holder" from my Apple Developer account, (see picture above)

[d.healey]

@Sampletekk said in Error when notarizing:

should it be the "Entity name" or the "Account holder"

I'm not sure, but if you click to view your certificates, you'll see the team name and ID in the top right corner.

[Sampletekk]

@d-healey Thanks!

[Sampletekk]

@d-healey said in Error when notarizing:

@Sampletekk said in Error when notarizing:

should it be the "Entity name" or the "Account holder"

I'm not sure, but if you click to view your certificates, you'll see the team name and ID in the top right corner.

Ok, some kind of progress, (I think...). At least another error message:

I drag the file that should be codesigned and drop it on the Terminal window, but the path looks a bit dodgy. Is there another way to get the correct path?

[d.healey]

@Sampletekk Path looks ok to me, except I see Buids instead of Builds

Oh and you shouldn't use quotes and escape characters (\) use one or the other.

[Sampletekk]

@d-healey said in Error when notarizing:

@Sampletekk Path looks ok to me, except I Buids instead of Builds

Oh and you shouldn't use quotes and escape characters (\) use one or the other.

Woohoo! That worked! Notarisation too!

[Sampletekk]

@d-healey Cool, Codesigned, Notarized and Stapled! Thank you David for all help!!!
If I make a pkg-file containing the vst3-file, do I need to repeat the process for the pkg-file?

[d.healey]

@Sampletekk Actually you don't notarize the binaries (vsts/au/standalone) you notarize and staple the pkg (or zip file, whatever the container is basically). A more detailed explanation is at that KVR link.

[Sampletekk]

@d-healey said in Error when notarizing:

@Sampletekk Actually you don't notarize the binaries (vsts/au/standalone) you notarize and staple the pkg (or zip file, whatever the container is basically). A more detailed explanation is at that KVR link.

Aha!

[Sampletekk]

@d-healey said in Error when notarizing:

@Sampletekk Actually you don't notarize the binaries (vsts/au/standalone) you notarize and staple the pkg (or zip file, whatever the container is basically). A more detailed explanation is at that KVR link.

Can the pkg-file be notarized without making it into a zip-file?

[d.healey]

@Sampletekk Yes, if you're using a pkg you don't use a zip. It's one or the other.