Enable Hardened Runtime to prepare for Notarization #646
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Compiles fine locally running the travis script. Great... |
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* Enable Hardened Runtime to prepare for Notarization * Disable hardened runtime for iOS * macOS SDK only?
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If we want to be able to notarize the app (#617) then we'll need to have the Hardened Runtime enabled. This is step 1. The other step is for me to update the scripts with
altoolandstaplerso we can notarize and upload all in 1 script run.