Question (MacOS) When Unity create the info.plist and code sign MacOS builds in the build cycle?

At what point does Unity code sign MacOS builds in the build cycle? Is it before, during or after the post build process?

I'm modifying the info.plist with a PostBuildProcess script - but it seems to be changing it after the app is already code signed. This causes MacOS gatekeeper to no longer read the Mic and Camera usage descriptions for my app - which prevents players from using those peripherals.

Does anyone know if the info.plist can be modified before Unity code signs the app?

 

Thank you for the information!

I'm editing the info.plist to add URI scheme for deeplink capabilities. The usage descriptions are set in the player settings as you described.

The problem is that since the build gets signed then afterward the info.plist gets modified, codesign --verify --verbose will state that the info.plist is invalid. The app will still run, but any info.plist key/values that enable the OS to ask for user permissions for Camera/Mic seem get disables.

 

Thanks for the help!

I'm running into the issue where UnityEditor.OSXStandalone does not exist? I also can't seem to find any documentation about this namespace. Is there a resource to look at for this?

 

Apologies! I accidentally put the script with the regular scripts folder.

I know there is callbackOrder int to define the ordering the the PostprocessBuild scripts - but I'm wondering if there is a way to force one the order of one script to be the very last. Unfortunately I don't have access to the source code for the plugin that is implementing the other PostprocessBuild scripts.

I do know that the plugin is using the older style of PostprocessBuild that utilizes the (BuildTarget target, string output) parameters.

So is there a way to to force the callbackorder to be last without knowing if a callbacker order # is set on the other scripts?

 

I found a solution that works for now... I set the callbackOrder to int.MaxValue

Code (CSharp):

1. public int callbackOrder => int.MaxValue;

For now, this works. I appreciate all the help!

 

Hi there, how are you accessing the info.plist?
I can only find that there is plist support in the iOS package as described here.
But my app is only for Mac, do I need to install the iOS build support to edit plists?
I've found this post for editing plists but it uses the UnityEditor.iOS.Xcode package.

 

I access it during the PostBuildScript process. I manually add the fields needed in that process and save the updated info.plist and then code-sign it as mentioned in the above responses.