Files
strawberry/build_tools
David Helkowski c26e09e90b Enhance macOS provisioning profile handling in build scripts and documentation
This commit updates the check_signing_identities.sh script to search for provisioning profiles in multiple common directories, improving the detection process. Additionally, the README_MAS.md is updated to clarify where provisioning profiles are stored in newer Xcode versions and provides guidance on locating the correct profile for Mac App Store builds. This enhances the overall usability and clarity for developers working with macOS builds.
2026-01-22 20:38:28 +09:00
..

Build helper scripts

This build_tools/ directory contains helper scripts and notes for building Strawberry.

  • It is not intended to be your CMake build output directory.
  • Recommended CMake build output directories: cmake-build/, build-release/, etc.

macOS

  • Install dependencies via Homebrew:
./build_tools/macos/install_brew_deps.sh
  • Build Strawberry:
./build_tools/macos/build_app.sh --release
open ./cmake-build-macos-release/strawberry.app

macOS signing + notarization (Developer ID distribution)

This repo includes build_tools/macos/build_sign_notarize.sh to automate:

  • build → (optional deploy) → codesign → notarize → staple → verify

One-time setup (Apple Developer)

  • Install certificates:

    • In the Apple Developer portal, create (or download) a Developer ID Application certificate.
    • Install it into your login keychain (Xcode can manage this via Xcode → Settings → Accounts).
  • Provisioning profiles:

    • For Developer ID distribution (outside the Mac App Store), you typically do not need a provisioning profile.
    • You do need profiles if you are building a Mac App Store-signed app (not what this repos scripts target).
  • Notarization credentials:

    • Create a notarytool keychain profile (recommended) so you dont have to pass secrets on the command line:
# NOTE: <profile-name> is a positional argument (not a flag).
# Pick any name you want, e.g. "strawberry-notary".
xcrun notarytool store-credentials "<profile-name>" \
  --apple-id "<your-apple-id>" \
  --team-id "<TEAMID>" \
  --password "<app-specific-password>"

Listing whats installed locally

Run with no args to list local signing identities + notarytool profiles:

./build_tools/macos/build_sign_notarize.sh

Build + sign + notarize

./build_tools/macos/build_sign_notarize.sh --run --release --clean --deploy \
  --identity "Developer ID Application: Your Name (TEAMID)" \
  --notary-profile "<profile-name>"

This produces:

  • a notarized strawberry.app (stapled)
  • a notarized strawberry-notarize.zip (useful for Sparkle / downloads)
  • a notarized strawberry-*.dmg (stapled)
./build_tools/macos/build_sign_notarize.sh --run --release --clean --deploy --dmg \
  --identity "Developer ID Application: Your Name (TEAMID)" \
  --notary-profile "<profile-name>"

macOS Mac App Store (MAS) build + signed PKG

This repo includes build_tools/macos/build_mas_pkg.sh to automate:

  • build (MAS mode) → deploy (bundle deps) → embed provisioning profile → codesign → productbuild a signed .pkg

Requirements (Apple Developer)

  • An App Store Connect app record with bundle id com.dryark.strawberry (or your own).
  • A Mac App Store provisioning profile for that App ID.
  • Signing identities installed in your Keychain:
    • Apple Distribution (for the .app)
    • 3rd Party Mac Developer Installer (for the .pkg)

Tip: list what you have installed:

security find-identity -p codesigning -v
security find-identity -p basic -v
ls -la "$HOME/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles" | head -n 50

Manual setup guide (certificates, Keychain Access, profiles)

See: build_tools/macos/README_MAS.md

Build the signed upload PKG

./build_tools/macos/build_mas_pkg.sh --run --release --clean \
  --codesign-identity "Apple Distribution: Your Name (TEAMID)" \
  --installer-identity "3rd Party Mac Developer Installer: Your Name (TEAMID)" \
  --provisionprofile "$HOME/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles/XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX.provisionprofile"

Output:

  • cmake-build-macos-release-mas/strawberry.app
  • cmake-build-macos-release-mas/strawberry-mas.pkg

Upload + submit for review

  • Upload the .pkg using Apples Transporter app (App Store Connect), or with iTMSTransporter.
  • In App Store Connect, wait for processing, select the build, then Submit for Review.