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Oookay... Travis's Trusty image is now too old for the bundled hg to be able to connect to Bitbucket after the latter switched off TLS 1.0 and 1.1 support this month. So we must either use a newer image, or find another workaround. Let's try the newer image first, since we'd probably be using that already if it had existed when we set this up
author Chris Cannam
date Thu, 06 Dec 2018 09:36:08 +0000
parents 6e9a125ac5f3
children ec88bcdc5a5b
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#!/bin/bash

# This is just a scrapbook for the mo

## Before this, we need to open Application Loader and log in to the
## right iTunes Connect account

# xcrun altool --notarize-app -f "Sonic Visualiser-3.2.dmg" --primary-bundle-id org.sonicvisualiser.SonicVisualiser -u "cannam+apple@all-day-breakfast.com" -p @keychain:"Application Loader: cannam+apple@all-day-breakfast.com"

## That churns for a while and then dumps out a UUID

# xcrun altool --notarization-info UUID -u "cannam+apple@all-day-breakfast.com" -p @keychain:"Application Loader: cannam+apple@all-day-breakfast.com"

## Returns "in progress" at first, then eventually a failure report
## with a URL that can be retrieved as JSON payload using wget. An
## email is also sent to the iTunes Connect account holder when it
## completes

# xcrun stapler staple -v "Sonic Visualiser-3.2.dmg"

# spctl -a -v "/Applications/Sonic Visualiser.app"