feat: adding public key bundling on iOS#55
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| final String? shorebirdPublicKeyEnvVar = Platform.environment['SHOREBIRD_PUBLIC_KEY']; |
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There is probably an easier way to pass the key to ios since we edit the yaml in a dart context. But in order to keep it simple and consistent to android, I thought it would make since to do the same thing here too.
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| // TODO(erickzanardo): Add tests for flavors. |
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Dynamically adding flavors to an iOS doesn't seems to be simple, so to not put too much time in it, for now I just tested the cases that there are no flavors. Happy to revisit this though
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Yeah, this is normally set up through xcode. I'm sure there's some xcrun command we could run or scheme file we could copy, but agreed that it's probably not within the scope of this change.
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yep. I tried looking for a xrun command but I couldn't find any 🙃
There is an interesting flutter package called flutter_flavorizr which I might give it a try later. I just felt like not putting much more time in it so we can get to the demo soon!
But I plan on coming back here, since I feel these are important tests to make!
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| // We are using `--no-codesign` because we are not signing the app |
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This comment doesn't tell us much that we couldn't glean from the arg itself. It should probably answer questions like "why is the argument necessary" (i.e., why aren't we signing the app)
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Fair enough, looking at the comment now, I feel dumb for writing it haha
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Oh no, that wasn't my intention at all! 😬 Writing good comments/docs is tough, and I do this kind of thing all the time too.
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yeah totally, and I agree, I hate comments that say what is clear to what is being done just by the method name hahaha! Thanks for calling it out!
Co-authored-by: Bryan Oltman <bryanoltman@gmail.com>
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Adds the bundling of the public key in the iOS binaries.