Run the following command in Terminal xcrun altool -type osx -notarize-app -primary-bundle-id "" -username "" -password "" -file "" The above commands would create a DMG with the name DropUpload.dmg and the volumename DropUpload, so when the DMG is mounted the volume name would be DropUpload. pkg hdiutil create -volname "DropUpload" -srcfolder " /Users/matthias/Downloads/DropUpload/DropUpload.pkg" -ov -format UDZO "DropUpload.dmg" app hdiutil create -volname "DropUpload" -srcfolder " /Users/matthias/Downloads/DropUpload/DropUpload.app" -ov -format UDZO "DropUpload.dmg"Įxample for creating a. Replace with the filename the DMG file shall have, for example DropUpload.dmg. Or just drag and drop the standalone on terminal window. Put the path in quotes, this would avoid problems when the path contains spaces. Replace with the path to your standalone or. Replace with the name the DMG volume shall show up with, when mounted. Run the following command in Terminal to create the DMG hdiutil create -volname "" -srcfolder "" -ov -format UDZO "" If you want to distribute your app or package installer on DMG then follow the next steps. If you want to distribute the package installer directly, then go to step 7.2 Notarizing app (DMG/PKG method)
#DROPDMG MAC ARCHIVE#
Productsign: Wrote signed product archive to /users/matthias/name_signed.pkg Productsign: adding certificate "Apple Root CA" Productsign: adding certificate "Developer ID Certification Authority" Productsign: signing product with identity "Developer ID Installer: Matthias Rebbe (386687PEUL)" from keychain /Users/matthias/Library/Keychains/login.keychain-db Productsign: using timestamp authority for signature
#DROPDMG MAC CODE#
If code signing was successful, then you should see something like this: pkg.Įxample productsign -timestamp -sign "Developer ID Installer: Matthias Rebbe (386687PEUL)" "/users/matthias/name.pkg""/users/matthias/name_signed.pkg" Replace with the path of the newly created. Run the following command in Terminal productsign -timestamp -sign "" "" "" Please follow step 5.1 to manually sign it. The above command creates just the package installer without signing it. If you just want to create an unsigned package installer then run the following command in Terminal productbuild -component "" /applications "" Productbuild: Supported OS versions: [10.9, ) Productbuild: Wrote product to /Users/matthias/test.pkg Productbuild: Adding certificate "Apple Root CA" Productbuild: Adding certificate "Developer ID Certification Authority" Productbuild: Signing product with identity "Developer ID Installer: Matthias Rebbe (xxxxxx)" from keychain /Users/matthias/Library/Keychains/login.keychain-db Productbuild: Using timestamp authority for signature If the creation/signing was successful, you should see similar messages like the following ones: productbuild: Adding component at /users/matthias/test.app
#DROPDMG MAC PASSWORD#
When running the above command macOS will show 2 dialogs asking for the password to get access the keychain. Or just drag and drop the PKG on terminal window. The above command creates a package installer from your app and signs it automatically after creation. To create and sign a package installer from the standalone in just one step please run the following command in Terminal productbuild -timestamp -sign "your_Developer_ID_installer" -component "" /applications ""
On macOS Ventura the xattr -lr command still might list the extended attribute :Ĭreate a signed package installer in one step: If you see your prompt and no other output, then all is fine and you can continue To make sure all attributes are removed, run the following command in terminal sudo xattr -lr ""Įxample sudo xattr -lr "/Users/matthias/Downloads/DropUpload/DropUpload.app" as wellĮxample sudo xattr -cr "/Users/matthias/Downloads/DropUpload/DropUpload.app"
Replace with the path to your standalone. Run the following command in terminal sudo xattr -cr ""
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