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Code-Signing is disabled for `.app` iOS builds #51

Open marius-h opened 6 months ago

marius-h commented 6 months ago

Troubleshooting

Issue description

When using the flutter build step for building an iOS .app, a --no-codesign parameter is added automatically by the step which disables code-signing. There is no way to disable it at the moment.

See: https://github.com/bitrise-steplib/bitrise-step-flutter-build/blob/d26d1d82661155b26fa3ce5969e8d01669ef7edc/buildspec.go#L208

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Steps to reproduce

  1. Add code sign step manage-ios-code-signing
  2. Add flutter build step after code sign
    inputs:
        - is_debug_mode: 'true'
        - platform: ios
        - ios_additional_params: "--simulator --debug $BUILD_ATTRIBUTES $BUILD_FLAVOR"
        - project_location: "$BITRISE_FLUTTER_PROJECT_LOCATION"
        - ios_output_pattern: "*build/ios/iphonesimulator/*.app"
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Sese-Schneider commented 3 months ago

still important to me

sebjamesmelon commented 3 months ago

I came here to look at if there was a way to achieve this currently, alas.

I was then going to jump in and see if I could fix it but there is a PR there already, though it is failing :)

Any movement possible on https://github.com/bitrise-steplib/bitrise-step-flutter-build/pull/55

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