While it is ok to build all libkiwix android builds in one step,
the "release system" upload only one archive per platform.
So we need 4 platforms to do 4 uploads.
As we don't build on "android" platform now, we can clean up our scripts.
This adds the notarization (see #469) of the libzim binary for macOS during the build.
It it not dependent on RELEASE so it benefits all builds.
It basically does two things:
- sign the build with our Developer ID certificate from Apple.
- Request notarization from Apple for the binary.
At the moment, it concerns only libzim. Might expand that to libkiwix and the zim/kiwix tools
once we start releasing those.
Github Actions prepare the certificate and environment, and signing+request is done in `notarize_macos_build()` (common.py)
It required the following new secrets:
| secret | value |
|---|---|
| `APPLE_SIGNING_CERTIFICATE` | base64 of the P12 certificate |
| `APPLE_SIGNING_P12_PASSWORD` | password for the P12 certificate (we chose that when exporting to P12. Apple doesnt provide P12) |
| `APPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY`| Common name of our certificate. Not a private info but seems better suited there than in the CI |
| `APPLE_SIGNING_TEAM`| Apple Developer Team ID (mentionned in the signing identity) |
| `APPLE_SIGNING_ALTOOL_PASSWORD`| app-specific password created to request notarization |
| `APPLE_SIGNING_ALTOOL_USERNAME`| username associated with the app-specific password. Must be an Apple ID with perms on the Certificate. Currently mine. |
This triggers a `workflow_dispatch` event on the `docker.yml` workflow or the matching
repository for both `zim-tools` and `kiwix-tools` targets that supports it.
Issue #349 requires a native_mixed for macOS.
native_mixed is working for libzim so we whitelist it.
On the release CI, we fix the macos dylib rpath so it doesn't include the
full build-install step path which is probematic for a distributed file.
We build native_mixed for OSX in both CI and release mode
Matthieu Gautier
renaud gaudin
Alexander Sashnov