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WalkthroughThe changes rename the Apple API key environment variable in the macOS build workflow, update the macOS entitlements plist with new permissions, add a new module to create a temporary notarization API key file from the renamed environment variable, and invoke this module during the macOS after-pack build step. No public API signatures were changed. Changes
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participant Workflow
participant afterPack.js
participant notarization.js
participant OS
Workflow->>afterPack.js: Run handler (macOS)
afterPack.js->>notarization.js: createNotarizationApiKeyFile()
notarization.js->>OS: Check APPLE_API_KEY_DATA env var
alt APPLE_API_KEY_DATA exists
notarization.js->>OS: Write temp .p8 file with key data
notarization.js->>OS: Set APPLE_API_KEY env var to temp file path
notarization.js-->>afterPack.js: Success
else APPLE_API_KEY_DATA missing
notarization.js-->>afterPack.js: Log "No API key found"
end
afterPack.js->>Workflow: Continue build process
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build/hooks/components/notarization.js (1)
14-22: Consider cleanup mechanism for temporary files.The temporary API key files are created but never cleaned up, which could lead to accumulation of sensitive data on the file system. Consider implementing a cleanup mechanism.
You might want to add a cleanup function or use a process exit handler to remove the temporary files. Would you like me to suggest an implementation for cleaning up these temporary files?
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99-99: LGTM: Environment variable rename aligns with new notarization process.The change from
APPLE_API_KEYtoAPPLE_API_KEY_DATAproperly supports the new workflow where the raw API key data is provided and a temporary file is created during the build process.build/entitlements.mac.plist (2)
5-6: LGTM: Application identifier correctly specified.The application identifier follows the correct format for macOS apps and aligns with the developer account.
15-32: Audit Broad macOS EntitlementsI scanned the codebase for APIs corresponding to each newly granted entitlement and found no matches for:
• Camera & Audio (AVCaptureDevice, AVAudioSession)
• Location (CLLocationManager, requestWhenInUseAuthorization, requestAlwaysAuthorization)
• Bluetooth (CoreBluetooth, CBCentralManager)
• Screen Recording (CGWindowListCreateImage, RPScreenRecorder)
• USB/Device Access (IOKit, USBDevice)Please manually verify whether your app truly requires each of these permissions. If any aren’t in active use, remove them to adhere to the principle of least privilege.
build/hooks/afterPack.js (1)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement correctly added.The import for the new notarization module is properly structured.
build/hooks/components/notarization.js (1)
1-5: LGTM: Module imports are appropriate.The necessary Node.js modules are correctly imported for file operations, path handling, OS utilities, and cryptographic functions.
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