Fix PacketTunnelProvider embedding for Alpha builds #1932
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Task/Issue URL: https://app.asana.com/0/0/1205324333927521/f
Description:
On trying to distribute NetP through the Alpha channel, the build were being rejected by App Store Connect as their was an invalid file containing the word app. This turned out to be because the simple cp -r I was doing to move the extension was in fact not moving the extension for Archive builds, but an alias.
I had another look at the build output of Xcode’s Embed App Extensions Build Phase which uses an Xcode-internal tool builtin-copy. rsync achieves the same result and has broadly the same options. The --copy-links option is needed to resolve symlinked .appex bundles.
Edit:
This is now stacked on #1934 as its update of the provisioning profiles requires the update of Alpha entitlements
Steps to test this PR:
Products/Applications/DuckDuckGo/PlugIns
and ensure thePacketTunnelProvider.appex
is an actual bundle and not an alias.Copy Testing:
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Orientation Testing:
Device Testing:
OS Testing:
Theme Testing:
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