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Inspect, prepare, validate, and troubleshoot exported macOS distribution artifacts. Use when checking signing identities, entitlements, hardened runtime, nested code, Gatekeeper, notarization readiness/results, stapling, or distribution-only launch failures.
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SOC 직업 분류 기준
| name | macos-distribution-workflow |
| description | Inspect, prepare, validate, and troubleshoot exported macOS distribution artifacts. Use when checking signing identities, entitlements, hardened runtime, nested code, Gatekeeper, notarization readiness/results, stapling, or distribution-only launch failures. |
Treat a signed exported artifact as the source of truth for macOS distribution diagnosis. This workflow distinguishes project/account provisioning from artifact trust: inspect the bundle, classify the failure, and use the minimum verifiable repair or release-validation path.
.app, .pkg, or disk-image distribution artifacts; signing state; entitlements; hardened runtime; nested signatures; Gatekeeper; notarization; stapling; and direct-distribution failures.explore-apple-swift-docs. Confirm the distribution channel and current signing/notarization requirement before acting.references/artifact-inspection-and-classification.md and inspect bundle structure, signature details, entitlements, nested code, and Gatekeeper assessment before prescribing a fix.apple-developer-provisioning-workflow; keep project signing or entitlement edits with xcode-build-run-workflow. Do not hand-edit/re-sign a built artifact as a first response to a project configuration problem.diagnose-apple-entitlements when source, profile, main or nested signed entitlements, and runtime authorization need a five-state comparison before choosing a repair owner.apple-developer-provisioning-workflow for documented account-side certificates, profiles, and identifier/capability state.xcode-build-run-workflow for entitlement/project-signing changes, archive/export, and build validation.explore-apple-swift-docs for current signing, notarization, or distribution policy.Use references/customization-flow.md. Distribution validation is artifact- and channel-specific, so this workflow provides no shortcut that can skip signature, Gatekeeper, or notarization evidence.
references/artifact-inspection-and-classification.mdreferences/customization-flow.mdreferences/snippets/apple-xcode-project-core.md when the app needs reusable Xcode-project policy alongside distribution work.Install or refresh the profile-aware local-first maintain-project-repo toolkit, or execute its protected-main release workflow. Use when the user asks to install or refresh repo-owned validate, sync, and release scripts; release or publish a version; bump and tag a release; create the GitHub release; prepare or merge a protected-main release; or complete release cleanup and branch accounting. Do not use for ordinary edits, local Git work, documentation maintenance, or GitHub repository-settings audits.
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