Notarize issue with my app

Developers SketchUp SDK
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I’m trying to notarize my app with apple. If I include Sketchup API framework it fails and I get this error:
{

“severity”: “error”,

“code”: null,

“path”: “Ecdesign5.zip/Ecdesign5.app/Contents/Frameworks/SketchUpAPI.framework/SketchUpAPI”,

“message”: “The signature of the binary is invalid.”,

“docUrl”: "https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/notarizing_macos_software_before_distribution/resolving_common_notarization_issues#3087735",

“architecture”: “x86_64”

},

I have copied the SketchUpAPI.framework from the mac sdk, on a Mac computer.
(Can’t compile if you do this on a windows computer btw)

Is there a sdk certificate that has to be removed first?

2

What version of the SDK are you using and what version Xcode ?

The Windows edition of the SDK is not frameworked.

3

SDK is 24.0.483, not sure Xcode version but the devops pipeline is macos 12.

Off topic, yes I know. I meant if you download the Mac sdk on windows, unzip it and copy the framework folder to your repo. It’s messes up the symbolic links.

4

You do have the folder below "Versions" > "A" > "_CodeSignature"
with the "CodeResources" file ?

Hmmm … SketchUp still supports 11 (with the old OpenGL engine,) so try building to that.

5

Yes I have the CodeResources file in that path, tried removing it without success. Also tried building with macOS 11. Still no luck.

6

Okay, I’m not a Mac guy, but the last question I have is, you said you “copied” the framework.
Everything I read says to “link” to it. Is linking supposed to properly “package” a framework with your app?

pinging: @tt_su @bugra

7

My app is linked to the sketchupAPI framework, but a build step is also copying it to the bundle framework folder.
Like this:

add_custom_command(TARGET ${MYAPP} POST_BUILD COMMAND cp -a "${SKP_LIBRARY_DIR}/." "${APP_BUNDLE_FRAMEWORKS_DIR}")