Apple developer notarising plugin

[elemen8t]

I signed in for the apple developer programm and signed my first HISE exported plugin and uploaded it to the apple servers so they can notarise it.

Xcode said it succesfully uploaded the file with the right id and path and waiting for the processing to complete.

I also integrated the showing of the current status but it keeps being stuck "in Progress" for several hours.

Could there be a problem with the HISE export settings or something so I don't get any reaction back from the apple servers?

And is there a HISE guide for exporting with the apple developer id?

[Lindon]

@elemen8t said in Apple developer notarising plugin:

I signed in for the apple developer programm and signed my first HISE exported plugin and uploaded it to the apple servers so they can notarise it.

Xcode said it succesfully uploaded the file with the right id and path and waiting for the processing to complete.

I also integrated the showing of the current status but it keeps being stuck "in Progress" for several hours.

Could there be a problem with the HISE export settings or something so I don't get any reaction back from the apple servers?

And is there a HISE guide for exporting with the apple developer id?

try doing it from the command line....and see if it makes it to Accepted

[bendurso]

This is one of the most complete guides to successful notarization: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/3247/notarisation-for-dummies/93

The only step that is outdated is step 5. Now you must use notarytool instead of altool

That's how you did it?

[d.healey]

Looks like the bots are getting smarter every day.

I just follow this guide - https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=531663

[ustk]

For me, no more command lines!
I just went through days of hair pulling notarization sessions, and in the end I discovered XCode (15 here) handles everything smoothly

Create an archive instead of building for profile (Product -> Archive), then after compilation and linking, in the Organizer window that appears, you can "Distribute App", then select "Direct Distribution"

If all of your certificates are OK, le code sign and the notarization are made.
Ok, I still need a command line for the package I build after that, but this depends on the type of distribution you need in the end...

[d.healey]

@ustk But don't you need to notarize the package (pkg)?

[ustk]

@d-healey

@ustk said in Apple developer notarising plugin:

Ok, I still need a command line for the package I build after that, but this depends on the type of distribution you need in the end...

Yeah as I said, but it’s a one liner and eventually another one for verification

[hisefilo]

@elemen8t I followed this tutorial and Im still doing that way.
https://scriptingosx.com/2021/07/notarize-a-command-line-tool-with-notarytool/