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Resigning an iOS ipa for the app store | |
Introduction | |
Friday, October 18, 2019 | |
For the release of company iOS applications to the Apple app store we need to resign those apps with our appropriate distribution certificate. This is the process you need to follow, as-of-this-writing, to properly re-sign an foo.ipa to upload to Apple using the Application Loader. | |
This writing is making the assumption that the foo.ipa bundle that you has been created appropriately and that is only needs to be resigned. |
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Hex Opacity Values | |
100% — FF | |
95% — F2 | |
90% — E6 | |
85% — D9 | |
80% — CC | |
75% — BF | |
70% — B3 | |
65% — A6 |
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I wanted to document the process that I went through to compile taglib for my iOS project. | |
At the time of this writing I used TagLib 1.9.1 | |
1. Download taglib at: http://taglib.github.io/ | |
2. Download ios-make at: github.com/plenluno/ios-cmake | |
3. The ios-make file that you need is in the toolchain directory. Copy the whole directory “toolchain” from inside the ios-make directory to taglib directory. |