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You do not notarize. Apple does. You submit the app to Apple for them to notarize. Pretty sure you don't need a Mac for that.
by delinka 7y ago
You do not notarize. Apple does. You submit the app to Apple for them to notarize. Pretty sure you don't need a Mac for that.
- trothamel 7y agoThe tool that's used to submit a binary to Apple only runs on macOS. Short of something like a hackintosh (which is against the macOS license) or maybe Darling, it's not clear how one would do the submission without a mac. This is a real issue for me, as my open source project is a cross-platform game development tool. It used to be that it was possible for someone to click a button and get Linux, Windows, and Mac distributions - but now the Mac side is proving more and more difficult.
- icebraining 7y ago> Pretty sure you don't need a Mac for that. Maybe you do, I can't find any way besides using Xcode, either on the GUI or using "altool", which comes with it.
- delinka 7y agoIndeed the only instructions rely on Xcode tools. That sucks.
- runn1ng 7y agoI’m pretty sure you do.