Chris@2066: #!/bin/bash
Chris@2066: 
Chris@2066: # This is just a scrapbook for the mo
Chris@2066: 
Chris@2066: ## Before this, we need to open Application Loader and log in to the
Chris@2066: ## right iTunes Connect account
Chris@2066: 
Chris@2354: ## Looks like the workflow has changed to using app-specific
Chris@2354: ## passwords, for 2FA reasons.  See
Chris@2354: ## https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/notarizing_your_app_before_distribution/customizing_the_notarization_workflow?language=objc
Chris@2354: 
Chris@2354: ## The following assumes we have generated an app password at
Chris@2354: ## appleid.apple.com and then stored it to keychain id "altool" using
Chris@2354: ## e.g.
Chris@2354: ## security add-generic-password -a "cannam+apple@all-day-breakfast.com" \
Chris@2354: ##   -w "generated-app-password" -s "altool"
Chris@2354: 
Chris@2354: ## todo: script this
Chris@2354: 
Chris@2354: # xcrun altool --notarize-app -f "Sonic Visualiser-4.0-pre2.dmg" --primary-bundle-id org.sonicvisualiser.SonicVisualiser -u "cannam+apple@all-day-breakfast.com" -p @keychain:altool
Chris@2066: 
Chris@2066: ## That churns for a while and then dumps out a UUID
Chris@2066: 
Chris@2354: # xcrun altool --notarization-info UUID -u "cannam+apple@all-day-breakfast.com" -p @keychain:altool
Chris@2066: 
Chris@2066: ## Returns "in progress" at first, then eventually a failure report
Chris@2066: ## with a URL that can be retrieved as JSON payload using wget. An
Chris@2066: ## email is also sent to the iTunes Connect account holder when it
Chris@2066: ## completes
Chris@2066: 
Chris@2066: # xcrun stapler staple -v "Sonic Visualiser-3.2.dmg"
Chris@2066: 
Chris@2066: # spctl -a -v "/Applications/Sonic Visualiser.app"
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