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Enable custom entitlements #91
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As far as I can tell this action does not support custom entitlement files. See ios-build-action/fastlane/Fastfile Lines 63 to 68 in 3d8ff63
update_code_signing_settings function.
Another option is to run resign afterwards (see fastlane/fastlane#17727), but this seems like a hacky workaround. @yukiarrr Is this repo still maintained? |
@dasheck0 I guess this feature broke my CI. Cause I have more than 1 entitlement file in my project (Main App, Widgets, WatchApp) the default value ("") would set all paths for the ".envirionment"-File to "", which is currently not what I need. If I set multiple paths, every target gets all 3 entitlements paths set. I need to revert to version 1.5.0 |
Hi,
thanks for your awesome action. I'm trying to build an app using custom Configurations with entitlements in separate files. However, there is no option in the action to configure custom entitlement files. Fastlane supports entitlement files using the
entitlements_file_path
option inupdate_code_signing_settings
(see http://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/update_code_signing_settings/#parameters).I don't know if this is the exact attribute to control, but local builds in xCode work with no problems. The custom entitlement files are configured in xcode. How can I pass custom entitlements files to the action in order to be picked up in fastlane?
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