Getting a macOS app ready for distribution outside the App Store requires two important steps. First you sign it with a Developer ID certificate. Then you send it to Apple for notarization.
This skill guides you through both steps using xcodebuild and the asc command line tool. You start by archiving your app. Then you export it with Developer ID signing. After that you create a ZIP file and submit it for notarization.
You can check the results and even staple the notarization ticket to your app. This makes your app safe for users to download and install anywhere.
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