Ad Hoc Code Sign Error OSX

[Matt_SF]

@danh we talked about this recently and I got the same error, which was gone with I-don't-remeber-which commit. But afterwards I grabbed a more recent commit and the issue was back... The solution I used was to open the autogenerated projucer file and build the plugin using xcode (like when you're building HISE).
It worked fine, but I always codesign my plugins manually after compiling.

[DanH]

@matt_sf Thanks, let me give this a try

[DanH]

@matt_sf sadly getting the same error

[Matt_SF]

@danh oh I didn't mentioned it but in the projucer file you have to disable 'hardened runtime'. I should have some time soon to check the process, I'll come back with more info.

[DanH]

@matt_sf aha! let me try again

[DanH]

@matt_sf ok, success... nice thanks. so it's built the standalone. How do I make it build a vst / au?

Sorry, haven't built this way before!

[d.healey]

@danh Exactly the same method for the plugin

[Matt_SF]

@danh great! it depends on the autogenerated file. So just choose 'HISE > export as plugin'

[DanH]

@matt_sf ok gotcha. Thanks loads for the help. Definitely more time consuming than using @d-healey 's app!!

If only we could find the issue...

[DanH]

@matt_sf are you on Mojave as well?

[Matt_SF]

@danh nope, catalina

[d.healey]

@danh said in Ad Hoc Code Sign Error OSX:

If only we could find the issue...

Probably a problem with the template generator in HISE, should be an easy fix

[DanH]

@d-healey As in it's setting the Runtime to the wrong setting?

[Matt_SF]

@danh I can't check it now but search for the setting here :

HISE/hi_backend/backend/ProjectTemplate.cpp
HISE/hi_backend/backend/StandaloneProjectTemplate.cpp

I'll try to test it tonight and see if it works

[Matt_SF]

@danh It couldn't be simpler : go into these files :

HISE/hi_backend/backend/ProjectTemplate.cpp
HISE/hi_backend/backend/StandaloneProjectTemplate.cpp

and search for hardenedRuntime=\"1\".

Change 1 to 0, recompile HISE and you're done, it's working just fine :thumbs_up:

[orange]

AFAIK, the Hardened Runtime is a must for the notarization. So disabling it isn't a good way to go.

There should be a fix without disabling it.

[Matt_SF]

@orange ok thanks for the info ! I'll try to notarize a plugin later to see what happens. If really this isn't the solution, we'll still be able to compile projects by loading the projucer file in xcode, so this is not a big issue.

[Matt_SF]

@orange

compile projects by loading the projucer file in xcode

Just thought that setting the value to 0 instead of 1 = setting the parameter to 'disabled' in the projucer file, so both solutions are the same. I'll take a look later

[DanH]

@matt_sf just tested. Making the changes you suggested works and notarizes ok. I used @d-healey's app to do so. Hopefully this fixes it :) :crossed_fingers:

[d.healey]

@orange I believe you can enable it during notarization but doing it during compilation makes xcode go funky.