Although I understand why you're considering this I personally would not want to give up control of publishing for own apps. Totally understand though why it would be great for some people, publishing

yes it works, thank you

Ten years later, the premise remains the same. A sequence of tiles light up, creating a path across the playing grid. Your job is to memorize which tiles light up, the order that they light up in, and

jarsigner -verbose -sigalg SHA1withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -keystore /Users/marco/marco.keystore -signedjar SoundboardLite.aab /Users/marco/Downloads/MQ4GMYRVGAYDKLJXGQYDCLJUMEKFKWKFK4GFLE__Soundboard_Lit

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That sounds great - if you can confirm it works I'll use it in my Android app.

Does your alias have a space? Can you paste what you are trying to type in?

What macOS version are you on and what version number of GameSalad are you using?

the game "code" is more like a document than a program.

So where do you get the jarsigner from? Its from the JDK, right?

thank you @adent42

Thanks legends - did you have a workaround for Android @zarzir or what was the problem?

Trying to upload a new IOS game to Apple however it failed due to these two errors.

Random necro of the century:

Why move on? What you interact with is Lua, but there is really no reason to move on.

Here's a cool new track for your projects on my Sci-Fi 12 page:

For example I'm exploring the html5 market and i see great potential there; so I'd like to have the games run better than they do now without little bugs that make them unattractive.

I realise it's early days and that you're still exploring potential options - and it's cool that you're reaching out to the community for feedback also. Maybe a simple publishing setup for starters wo

Can you DM me your project? It should work fine, but we haven't touched that code for iOS in a while so it may need updating.

We know for a lot of you, publishing to the app store is a headache.