2015-09-22, 14:12
runnerr is right - it should read != in the install_name_tool branch.
I have added a commit to my repo
issue:
$ git pull
to get the change.
@txprestige - any chance you can double check this on an older ios version (different device?) i mean that bug you described via 1.?
@belltechdave as long as you only have one developer identity its ok to select "iOS Developer" because it will use your developer certificate. Changing the provisionimng profile doesn't influence the signing. You see if the full sign step is done if you look into the after build phase output in Xcode - it will show multiple outputs for signing. If i n doubt you always can alter this if condition so that it also does a full sign with your set identity (even if it is different from "iOS Developer"):
https://github.com/Memphiz/xbmc/blob/ios...ommand#L31
I have added a commit to my repo
issue:
$ git pull
to get the change.
@txprestige - any chance you can double check this on an older ios version (different device?) i mean that bug you described via 1.?
@belltechdave as long as you only have one developer identity its ok to select "iOS Developer" because it will use your developer certificate. Changing the provisionimng profile doesn't influence the signing. You see if the full sign step is done if you look into the after build phase output in Xcode - it will show multiple outputs for signing. If i n doubt you always can alter this if condition so that it also does a full sign with your set identity (even if it is different from "iOS Developer"):
https://github.com/Memphiz/xbmc/blob/ios...ommand#L31
