APPSTORE_COMPLIANT = ON:
- Turns off the File menu and moves the language selector to
the "Extra" Menu. "Options" and "Exit" are at the xca-macos
special-menu anyway.
- Switches the signing key from "Developer ID Application" to
"3rd Party Mac Developer Application"
- Sets the database name to "default.xdb"
- Adds "-appstore-compliant" option to macdeployqt
- Picks the "entitlement-appstore-compliant.plist"
- Disables the "Token" menu and "PKCS#11 provider" tab
in the option dialog
Why?
- QT will switch from qmake to cmake sooner or later.
- autotools are good for unix-ish systems, cmake also for
macOS and Xcode as well as Windows and VS-code
- Cross compiling the windows-binaries on linux
is not very helpful to attract windows-centric
developers.
Also drop qmake's xca.pro
Generate man-page and sphinx sources of commandline arguments
during build by executing xca (xcadoc.cpp).
Generating Version-patchlevel and git hash is now also
OS independent.
For an official release XCA_VERSION == PACKAGE_VERSION.
For any additional commit, XCA_VERSION's path-level is increased.
PACKAGE_VERSION cannot be modified after initially set.
Change any occurance of PACKAGE_VERSION by XCA_VERSION
Use Apple developer certificates for code signing and
prepare DMG for notarization.
Tweak the app to match the App Store requirements
Add an entitlements.plist
com.apple.security.app-sandbox: true
com.apple.security.network.client: true
com.apple.security.files.user-selected.read-write: true
The plus sign was not compatible with the WIX toolset.
The 4th digist is the number of commits since the last release.
For a tagged release it is not 00, but empty.
