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How to ship a Flutter MacOS App Notarize using the command line? #148669
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I've implemented it, you're welcome, The build target is in The build target is in The build target is in The build target is in |
@stephane-archer |
Does that link answer / resolve your issue ? |
I think it will, I'm still working on it |
Closing, as this is out of scope for Flutter. Nothing about the process of notarizing an application is Flutter-specific; anyone is welcome to write, or find and use, any automation tools intended for post-build steps. |
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How to ship a Flutter MacOS App Notarize using the command line?
Here is what I currently do:
I have now a Flutter MacOS App in
build/macos/Build/Products/Release/
but it's not notarized.
To do that, I open the Xcode project
macos/Runner.xcworkspace
, create an archive, and then select Distribute App > Direct distribution.I wait for Xcode to get the green light from Apple Notarize servers then export the app so I can distribute it.
as you can see it's a manual process and I would like to be able to do the same thing using a script.
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