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This is a script of commands I'm running to make a build using a MacBook using M1 Pro. # Stop on any errors and echo commands. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/2871034/1134080
set -euxo pipefail
# Ensure the correct Xcode app is used (you can cancel script by failing the password entry)
sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app
# Clean up artifacts from last build. See https://git-scm.com/docs/git-clean
git clean -Xdf --exclude=\!/Dev.xcconfig
# Ask to clean up other files (Use `q` to skip clean-up and keep the files)
set +x
echo "If an unwanted file/dir is consistently being asked, add it to .gitignore to clean it automatically."
echo "To skip the prompt for untracked files you want to keep, stage them before running the script."
set -x
git clean -di
# Update submodules (disable this if you're managing submodules yourself)
git submodule sync
git submodule update --init --recursive
# Build the Objective Git dependencies
cd External/objective-git && script/bootstrap && script/update_libgit2 && cd ../..
# Build the GitX app
xcodebuild -workspace GitX.xcworkspace -scheme GitX -archivePath ./GitX archive ARCHS="arm64"
# Run the GitX app (build artifact)
open GitX.xcarchive/Products/Applications/GitX.appI have installed Xcode Version 14.2 (14C18). The
With the details here: https://gist.github.com/ADTC/d9a52b702420d5baba732ce05f40fea0 I have tried moving it to the Applications folder, but the issue remains the same. I have tried using Xcode itself to build and run:
What could I be missing? @hannesa2 |
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Hmm, normally the CI should show you, how to build it properly |
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@hannesa2 Unfortunately in this case I'm stuck and don't have a solution yet. I am following the CI steps, and I haven't made any change to the code. Could you review my script above and see if I missed something? (I've updated it with comments.) Does this ring any bells?
Do I need to build |
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From the commands I do
But when I understand you, you have no build issue, you run into a runtime issue, am I right ? |
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Yes that's right. It's a runtime issue. What machine did you do the above build in? Is it running properly? |
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I use Interesting, my local build run into this too But when I use latest master artifact from CI, it works I've no clue, what's going on here |
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I've figured it out. Writing my answer below. Please wait. |
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OBSOLETE! Please see README instead. See #376 for the PR fixing this.This happens because you have not set up your Apple ID and signing certificate properly in the project using Xcode. To resolve this:
CautionDon't stage or commit the changes in |
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@hannesa2 try this. As for the changes, definitely the @claytonrcarter it appears so. 😢 I couldn't get it to work without one. (I didn't enroll in the Apple Developer Program btw. I just used my regular Apple ID. Don't worry, you don't need to pay a $99 annual fee to get this working. 😂) |
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Thanks for digging in to this and being able go get back up and running! Expecting contributors (especially drive by ones like myself) to make these changes but not commit them sounds like a workaround more than a solution, though. I wonder if we can come up with a better solution. I assume this is related to the notarization changes in 726339f or thereabouts. I have no particular expertise here, either, but I'll see if I can come up with something. @hannesa2 when was the last time that you were able to build and run locally? |
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Last time to run local build artifact was during testing the arm64 ~ build https://github.com/gitx/gitx/releases/tag/0.18 |
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@claytonrcarter I can confirm that 726339f is very likely where the need to do this was introduced. I checked out the merge before and after, and tested building without any changes to It doesn't looks like there's any way around it though, because Hardened Runtime is needed for the notarization process. It's also probably why you cannot run the app if you didn't sign it properly, and signing it requires you to tie it up with a Development Team ID. I don't know if we can simply share a common Development Team ID with everyone (including new people forking the repo). It may not be possible because it's tied to an Apple ID - unless we also create and share a common Apple ID with everyone as well. Just thinking out loud here, but definitely this is not ideal. Looks like this is a problem since Xcode 8 actually. See here; some of these have potential solutions:
This could be the easiest solution: https://samwize.com/2020/11/20/using-xcconfig-to-configure-to-your-developer-account/ |
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@claytonrcarter I implemented a solution in #376. I think this will help newcomers get started easily without having to muck up the tracked project files with their private info. |
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@ADTC Is this solved ? |
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I think so. Are you facing a problem still? |
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As I understand, you don't run into this error anymore. I've no such issue. |
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OBSOLETE! Please see README instead. See #376 for the PR fixing this.
This happens because you have not set up your Apple ID and signing certificate properly in the project using Xcode. To resolve this:
+button and add your Apple ID.(Personal Team)in the name. Click on it.+button and click on Apple Development.