macOS binaries into the binary-factory.kde.org

[Inoki Shaw]

Hi Aleix,

Sure! It must be a good idea.

But the fact is that, in the app bundle packed by craft automatically,
there are still some dependencies with wrong relative path(rpath). It will
lead a failed notarization of the bundle, which will cause an error like
"cannot open the application of an unidentified developer", when user tries
to open it.
I'm still working on a solution to fix the rpath during craft packing step,
there is a small patch on phabricator but I find it doesn't work well.

That version on my GitHub is an outdated version, on which I fixed manually
the rpath of dependencies.

I'm happy to see one on the website. I can manually fix the rpath, notarize
it and publish it on the right place this weekend.

PS: I noticed recently the nightly build fails 😅 btw I'll try to fix as
soon as possible.

Inoki

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020, 17:12 Aleix Pol <aleixpol at kde.org> wrote:

> Hi Inoki,
> We've been looking with Ben into ways of getting KDE software builds
> for mac, since other KDE components were looking into it too. This has
> put KDE Connect in a weird position where all KDE macOS binaries would
> be in KDE except for KDE Connect which is in your github.
>
> I was wondering if we could move kde connect macos builds into
> binary-factory.kde.org so we can serve them with the rest. What do you
> think, Inoki?
>
> Aleix
>
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