I am having troubles with the Archive step for a Cocoa program containing a command line helper app. The archive keeps coming up with "Generic Xcode Archive", and clicking "Validate" generates the message:
“combo6” does not contain a single–bundle application or contains multiple
products. Please select another archive, or adjust your scheme to create a
single–bundle application.
Am I missing some magic incantation for embedding a signed & sandboxed command
line helper tool into Cocoa app?
I am using Xcode 5.0.2 on Mavericks 10.9.1.
The C++ Command Line Tool has:
• Code Signing Entitlements -- helper/helper.entitlements
• Code Signing Identity -- 3rd Party Mac Developer (via project column)
• Skip Install -- Yes (I've also tried No)
• Create Info.plist Section in Binary -- Yes
• Info.plist File -- helper/helper-info.plist
• Product Name -- helper
The Cocoa app has:
• Code Signing Entitlements -- combo6/combo6.entitlements
• Code Signing Identity -- 3rd Party Mac Developer (via project column)
• Other Code Signing Flags -- --deep (I've tried with and without this
flag)
• Strip Debug Symbols During Copy -- No
• Info.plist File -- combo6/combo6-Info.plist
• Product Name -- combo6
• Build Phase, Copy Files copies "helper" to Executables
Even just adding helper to the Cocoa app's "Target Dependencies" but *not*
copying helper to executable destination screws up the archive step. :-\
Any suggestions? Any pointers to documentation on adding command line helper
app to a signed/sandboxed Cocoa app in Mavericks?
Thanks,
Todd
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