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You incorrectly fixed this by commenting out set36ff4be#diff-de6b762ded769596e652fd6f22b5e3af which causes the script to finish despite the errors, but the error still occur and as a result your Info.plist is borked:
<string>identifier "com.brightdigit.Speculid-Mac-Installer" and anchor apple generic and Invalid Mac Developer CN: Apple Development: Leo Dion (5VZ4KT69B9) and certificate 1[field.1.2.840.113635.100.6.2.1] /* exists */</string>
Instead, the error can be fixed correctly by updating the scripts macDeveloper function as follows:
if ! [[ ${macDeveloperCN} =~ ^Apple\ Development:\ .*\ \([A-Z0-9]{10}\)$ ]]; then
printf "%s\n" "Invalid Mac Developer CN: ${macDeveloperCN}"
exit 1
fi
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not using this software, but ran into the same problem and thought I'd drop a hint.
The
CodeSigningUpdate
(https://github.com/brightdigit/Speculid/blob/12ef69622a6940f75201f4767566a79345146ff2/scripts/CodeSignUpdate.sh) script is failing on Xcode 11 because Mac Developer certificates are now on the formApple Development:
instead ofMac Developer:
.You incorrectly fixed this by commenting out
set
36ff4be#diff-de6b762ded769596e652fd6f22b5e3af which causes the script to finish despite the errors, but the error still occur and as a result yourInfo.plist
is borked:Speculid/applications/mac/Info.plist
Line 36 in 36ff4be
Instead, the error can be fixed correctly by updating the scripts
macDeveloper
function as follows:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: