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module Fastlane module Actions module SharedValues CERT_FILE_PATH = :CERT_FILE_PATH CERT_CERTIFICATE_ID = :CERT_CERTIFICATE_ID end class GetCertificatesAction < Action def self.run(params) require 'cert' return if Helper.test? begin Cert.config = params # we alread have the finished config Cert::Runner.new.launch cert_file_path = ENV["CER_FILE_PATH"] certificate_id = ENV["CER_CERTIFICATE_ID"] Actions.lane_context[SharedValues::CERT_FILE_PATH] = cert_file_path Actions.lane_context[SharedValues::CERT_CERTIFICATE_ID] = certificate_id UI.success("Use signing certificate '#{certificate_id}' from now on!") ENV["SIGH_CERTIFICATE_ID"] = certificate_id # for further use in the sigh action end end def self.description "Create new iOS code signing certificates (via _cert_)" end def self.details [ "**Important**: It is recommended to use [match](https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/match/) according to the [codesigning.guide](https://codesigning.guide) for generating and maintaining your certificates. Use _cert_ directly only if you want full control over what's going on and know more about codesigning.", "Use this action to download the latest code signing identity." ].join("\n") end def self.available_options require 'cert' Cert::Options.available_options end def self.author "KrauseFx" end def self.is_supported?(platform) platform == :ios end def self.example_code [ 'get_certificates', 'cert # alias for "get_certificates"', 'get_certificates( development: true, username: "user@email.com" )' ] end def self.category :code_signing end end end end
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