Add script step to choose a specific code signing identity for iOS

[rspeyer]

This step allows a workaround when the following error arises while building WebRTC for iOS: AssertionError: Multiple codesigning fingerprints for identity: iPhone Developer

The method allows a user running the script to dynamically select from the list of valid identities and the result is inserted into common.gypi

[thebehera]

will this prompt the user if they only have 1 codesigning fingerprints on the system?

[rspeyer]

@thebehera at present it will always prompt the user, but only the first time they run in a given terminal session - after that we store the value of $IDENTITY in the environment

[thebehera]

Thank you for your contribution. Can we modify it so that it will only prompt the user if they have multiple codesigning fingerprints? That way the scripts can stay headless

[rspeyer]

Sure - I will be a little busy over the next few days but will post back here when the change is complete.

[thebehera]

ok thanks a bunch! -- much appreciated

[rspeyer]

@thebehera updated with requested changes

[thebehera]

thank you again for your continuous contributions!

[thebehera]

I'm having a bit of trouble with the function.

OSX 10.9.5 - Once I get to the point "Please select your code signing identity index from the above list:" and select any index, it will spit out the error : awk: illegal primary in regular expression ) |" at |" input record number 1, file source line number 1 Using code signing identity

and on OSX10.10 I simply hit an error when running choose_code_signing awk: illegal primary in regular expression ) |" at |" input record number 1, file source line number 1 Using code signing identity

@rspeyer Any idea if im missing anything?

[rspeyer]

Hmmm @thebehera I am running OSX Mavericks and everything seems to be working. Could you tell me what version of awk you have by running awk --version? I have 4.4.1, API: 1.1?

Also, if you are willing could you paste the terminal output as well as input so I can see if there is anything odd?

[thebehera]

Mac OSX 10.9.5

Rahuls-MacBook-Pro:ios rbehera$ awk --version
awk version 20070501
Rahuls-MacBook-Pro:ios rbehera$ choose_code_signing 
  1) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "iPhone Developer: Rahul Behera (XXXXXXXXXX)"
  2) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "iPhone Distribution: Pristine, Inc" (CSSMERR_TP_CERT_REVOKED)
  3) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "iPhone Distribution: Pristine, Inc"
  4) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "iPhone Developer: Rahul Behera (XXXXXXXXXX)"
  5) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "iPhone Distribution: Pristine, Inc"
  6) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "iPhone Distribution: Pristine, Inc (XXXXXXXXXX)"
  7) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "iPhone Developer: Rahul Behera (XXXXXXXXXX)"
     7 valid identities found
Please select your code signing identity index from the above list:
1
awk: illegal primary in regular expression ) |" at  |"
 input record number 1, file 
 source line number 1
Using code signing identity

Mac OSX 10.10

macmini:ios botthebuilder$ awk --version
awk version 20070501
macmini:ios botthebuilder$ echo $IDENTITY

macmini:ios botthebuilder$ choose_code_signing 
awk: illegal primary in regular expression ) |" at  |"
 input record number 1, file 
 source line number 1
Using code signing identity
macmini:ios botthebuilder$ 

@rspeyer It seems that our default mac machines do not have the latest awk

[rspeyer]

@thebehera yes that seems old - you can use Homebew to install a newer version in all likelihood, but if you want a better workaround I would be happy to discuss it.