Added support for supplying a value for the ‘ignore’ electron-osx-sign property.

[bedney]

This PR allows users of electron-builder to supply additional files to the electron-osx-sign utility to ignore during the signing process.

NOTE: This PR follows the electron-osx-sign utility's signature for this property. That is, it is either a single RegExp as a JSON String or an Array of JSON Strings of RegExps. It is NOT a 'glob' pattern, like many of the other config properties in electron-builder. That was more sophistication than I needed.

In any case, you use this patch in your config like this:

{
    "appId": "...",
    "mac": {
        ...
        "ignore": ".*\\.app$",
        ...
    }
}

Note the escaping of the backslash there, as you might expect.

In this case, we are filtering for files/directories ending with .app (I had one of those and the electron-osx-sign wants to think that they're embedded Mac OS X applications, but this wasn't).

Here's the Array version:

{
    "appId": "...",
    "mac": {
        ...
        "ignore": [".*\\.app$", ..., ...]
        ...
    }
}

Note that this closes #3790.

[bedney]

@develar -

Can you merge this PR? If you feel like more work needs to be done on it, I can help. Otherwise, this is blocking us - we need to be able to exclude files/directories from the signing process.

Thanks!

[develar]

Thanks for PR, I renamed option from ignore to signIgnore. Release will be today.

[ym13349140]

This PR allows users of electron-builder to supply additional files to the electron-osx-sign utility to ignore during the signing process.

NOTE: This PR follows the electron-osx-sign utility's signature for this property. That is, it is either a single RegExp as a JSON String or an Array of JSON Strings of RegExps. It is NOT a 'glob' pattern, like many of the other config properties in electron-builder. That was more sophistication than I needed.

In any case, you use this patch in your config like this:

{
    "appId": "...",
    "mac": {
        ...
        "ignore": ".*\\.app$",
        ...
    }
}

Note the escaping of the backslash there, as you might expect.

In this case, we are filtering for files/directories ending with .app (I had one of those and the electron-osx-sign wants to think that they're embedded Mac OS X applications, but this wasn't).

Here's the Array version:

{
    "appId": "...",
    "mac": {
        ...
        "ignore": [".*\\.app$", ..., ...]
        ...
    }
}

Note that this closes #3790.

@bedney Hello, I have some dll files in my project that were signed failed on MacOS when I run electron: build, so I recently
tried to use signIgnore to ignore some .dll files in my projects, but it dosen't work.
these dll files are in ./dist_electron/mac/application/Contents directory, I tried many times of different value , including ./dist_electron/mac/application/Contents/xxx.dll , .dll$ and array value '[.dll$]', but it never make sense, is there any worng?
My config options and my dist_electron directory are as follows:

mac: {
    icon: './dist_electron/icons/icon.icns',
    signIgnore: '.*\\.dll$'
}

I'd be really appreciateful if you can reply.

[ferenc-a]

Apparently signIgnore does not apply to the .app/Contents/ directory: #6085 (comment), as a limitation of electron-osx-sign.
I'm still looking for a solution to this, but haven't seen an actual one yet. @ym13349140 what did you end up doing?