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Use a Apple Developer ID to sign the Mac App

Open readefries opened this issue 7 years ago • 3 comments

Currently, the Mac App is unsigned. As a result, people have to perform extra steps to install the App on a Mac.

I already saw that signing of Electron Apps is possible, this shouldn't be hard to implement in Travis.

readefries avatar Sep 19 '18 06:09 readefries

It's more about me not being a Mac user and not having access to a developer account right now. But as I stated in #293 I wan't to have all the releases code signed before the final 1.0.0 release so it is on the roadmap :+1:

Crecket avatar Sep 19 '18 07:09 Crecket

I have both, but I think we should create a specific 'Developer' for the project, and not bind it to a person.

readefries avatar Sep 19 '18 07:09 readefries

I agree, I'll be looking into what would be the best way to get code-signing certificates for the other platforms. If I remember correctly Apple only allows their own certificates so we might be able to re-use those for the linux/windows releases.

Haven't done a lot of research into their procedures and limitations though so I'll have to look into it

Crecket avatar Sep 19 '18 07:09 Crecket