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ADT -sign

The -sign command signs AIRI and ANE files.

The -sign command uses the following syntax:

adt -sign AIR_SIGNING_OPTIONS -target type input output

AIR_SIGNING_OPTIONS​

The AIR signing options identify the certificate used to sign a package file. The signing options are fully described in ADT code signing options.

-target​

This specifies the type of package which is being signed. If omitted, this assumes an AIRI file is provided in order to create an AIR package. Options are:

  • air: provide an AIRI file as the input, creating a signed AIR file.
  • airn: provide an AIRN file (a generic native installer package).
  • ane: provide an ANE file to be signed.
  • bundle: provide a MacOS .app bundle folder to be signed via the codesign tool (only on MacOS).

input​

The name of the package to sign.

output​

The name of the signed package to create.

If an ANE file is already signed, the old signature is discarded. (AIR files cannot be resigned — to use a new signature for an application update, use the -migrate command.)