Yes, PlugInKit requires that your app be signed. You can use AdHoc signing during testing. Be sure to set it at the Project level and use the same signature for all the components you build. Darrin On Jan 16, 2014, at 11:26 AM, Ardo Avancena <ardowz@gmail.com> wrote:
Is the code signing absolutely required to run now? I'm getting an error:
plug-in signature fault: code object is not signed at all
whenever I run the command: pluginkit -a /<application_location>/BrightnessFilter.app/Contents/PlugIns/*
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