"make build" fails on other machines

[malwilley]

I attempted to build this project locally, but ran into this error after running make build:

error: No signing certificate "Mac Development" found: No "Mac Development" signing certificate
  matching team ID "5A5U3XX696" with a private key was found. (in target 'Reframed' from project 'Reframed')
  ** BUILD FAILED **

  make: *** [build] Error 65

[jkuri]

Hi @malwilley,

make build command has hardcoded my Apple Developer Team ID and its needed before sending the production build to the Apple notarization service to verify the binary doesn't include some malicious code.

In order to run Debug build I recommend you to open project in Xcode and simply click the "Play" button as on attached screenshot.

[malwilley]

@jkuri I was able to get it running, but it required some changes to the xcodeproj in order to build for my machine. I'd like to be able to build the app without changing any checked-in files.

I'm not a Swift developer, so this may be off base, but it could make sense to put the apple developer team ID into an xcconfig file that is not checked in to the repo. And by default the project config would build the app unsigned. This way other contributors would be able to more easily run the build locally. What do you think?

[jkuri]

Glad to hear you were able to get it running locally! I'll try to find more generic way to run in debug mode.