marcanw

> you can unzip the ipa file and do `codesign -dvvv Payload/Eventer.app` to find out what certificate was used for the signing.. Here is the result: `Payload/Eventer.app: code object is...

> @marcanw possibly your best bet for the minute is to unzip the IPA, manually code-sign the frameworks and top-level bundle again, and re-zip it (I think there are scripts...

I'll try it tonight and keep you posted. Keep me posted for Windows because otherwise it will be a nightmare for dev. Thank you for your help.

Ok, I did the signing: `marcwouters@Marcs-Mac-mini eventpic % ./signDistri.sh Create Signing Entitlements \tAPP_NAME = Eventer.app \tTEAM_IDENTIFIER = YX987N37KV \tAPPLICATION_IDENTIFIER_PREFIX = YX987N37KV \tBUNDLE_IDENTIFIER = net.trustmedia.eventpic \tAPS_ENVIRONMENT = production \tBETA_REPORTS = true...

@marchbold Yes, so I should add the certificates on the new mac. But I came to the conclusion that the "price" of the FB login is too high for me....

@ajwfrost Thx. Right now you can inspect in debug build. If you could also extend to test build it would be great.

@ajwfrost Nothing can be done about this? It's a big hole in my dev/debug flow. Thx for your reply.

I don't use desktop mac, so I can't say. For iOS, debug package would be perfect for isInspectable =true. thx @ajwfrost

Hi @ajwfrost Any news about this? I didn't see it in the last sdk. Thx

> Looks like we need to get Harman to update the stubs packaged with the AIR SDK again. I'll look into it. > > In the meantime either use macOS...