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Next comes what I really hope will also be easy for you too. Now that you’ve done all of the above, all being well, you should be able to open Visual Studio on your Mac, go to your Mac Project’s settings, in the Mac Signing section and select the Application Developer ID Provisioning Profile you created.īuild your app in Release mode.
This makes the profiles visible to Xcode and thus Visual Studio.
#Run xamarin mac app command line manual#
What I finally figured out was that I also needed to open Apple’s Xcode app, go to Preferences and then Accounts, and tap Download Manual Profiles (sign in first if you’ve not already done so). This is the thing that screwed me up I thought that every time I downloaded the certificate or provisioning profile to my machine using Apple’s web site, that was enough. On the next page select the Developer ID Certificate that you created above:įinally give your provisioning profile a name and generate and download it:Įnsuring they are downloaded to your machine On the next page select the App Id for your app from the dropdown: Go to the Profiles section, tap the + in the title and select the Developer ID option in the Distribution section. The final step is to create a profile which combines the Developer ID Application certificate and your App Identifier. I am assuming that you have already set up an Identifier for your Mac App, since you’ve likely been running it locally to develop it already. Tap continue and generate and download the certificate.
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Tap the + at the top, and on the Create a New Certificate page in the Software section, select Developer ID Application option. Do you see one with the TYPE called Developer ID Application? Sign in to the Apple Developer web site, and open the Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles page and then Certificates.Ĭheck the list of certificates you have for your Mac app. Apple’s documentation talks about using a Developer ID certificate, which I stupidly thought was just my developer certificate. Sign your app with the appropriate cert and profile I also updated my ist to allow jit (also Microphone access because how else are you going to talk to Alexa, and Location so that Alexa knows where you are when you ask for the time or weather, although it works if the user denies location access): true bin\Release _UNIFIED_ _MACOS_ prompt Įist Developer ID Mac PP x86 true Per the instructions I edited my csproj to include the UseHardenedRuntime:
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The easy part: Update the plist and csproj
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Install the right version of Xamarin.MacĪlthough David’s post mentions installing a specific version of Xamarin.Mac ( d16-1), at this point I think that release had made it into the stable branch, because I was able to get this working using the latest stable release:
I finally felt like I understood them after I got everything working. I also found this Github issue to be useful … as of writing it is still open.Īpple’s documentation on notarization and a corresponding trouble-shooting guide are useful if you can understand them. This blog post by Microsoft’s David Ortinau is the best starting point. The further out into the future you are reading this, the less likely these instructions are to be relevant. This is my story.ĭisclaimer: These instructions worked for me as of. It took most of a day, and I had many errors. I needed to release it outside the store, and that means Notarization. I’ve no idea what it means, but I interpreted it as we like Siri and we don’t like Alexa and your app brings Alexa to the Mac so go away. I hope it helps other people too.Īpple rejected my app from the store … please include specific macOS features that the application will use and not aggregated content.
As with most of my posts, this is a message to my future self who will have forgotten everything I did today, to get my Xamarin Mac app notarized.
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