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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.)