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## Types of builds and requirements
Currently there are two types of builds:
* **local builds** - useful for regular builds which should work mainly on actual system and hardware. They are easiest to reproduce.
* **local builds** - **Recommended** - useful for regular builds which should work mainly on actual system and hardware. They are easiest to reproduce.
* **package builds** - useful (only) for packagers. These builds are trying to be as compatible as possible. They depends on `MacCompileStuff` which contains precompiled universal but sometimes outdated libraries.
### Requirements for local builds
* Xcode 4.6.3 or higher...
* Mac OS X 10.7.5 or higher...
* Xcode 7.2.1 or higher...
* Mac OS X [10.10.5](https://docs.brew.sh/Installation#2) or higher...
* `scons` and `gettext` (if you want to compile translations)
* Homebrew from https://brew.sh/
### Requirements for package builds
* Xcode 4.6.3 or higher...
* Mac OS X 10.7.5 or higher...
* Xcode 5.1.1 or higher...
* Mac OS X 10.8.5 or higher...
* `scons` and `gettext` (if you want to compile translations)
* The Headers and lib folders, which can be found in the newest zip here:
https://sourceforge.net/downloads/wesnoth/unofficial/Mac%20Compile%20Stuff/
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## Configurations
* **Release**:
Builds for maximum (runtime) speed and compatibility; it builds for 32-bit and 64-bit, with the latest SDK, but targets 10.7. You do not however need 10.7 SDK to build it. This is what's used for official releases.
Builds for maximum (runtime) speed and compatibility; it builds for 64-bit, with the latest SDK, but targets 10.8. You do not however need 10.8 SDK to build it. This is what's used for official releases.
* **Debug**:
Builds for maximum compiling speed, and uses the current OS as the SDK. If you just want to compile for testing things yourself, this is the way to go.
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* You must use **package build**
* Update version numbers in Info.plist (if not already by the release manager)
* Update the changelog in SDLMain.nib with player_changelog
* Update the changelog in SDLMain.nib with players_changelog.md
* Rebuild translations
* Rebuild all in XCode (clean all, then build). Be sure to set it to release configuration first!
* Download old `.dmg` release.
* Convert it using Disk Utility to Read and Write disk image and mount it.
* Delete old `Wesnoth.app` and copy new `Wesnoth.app`.
* CodeSign `Wesnoth.app` inside Read and Write disk image using `codesign --deep --force -s "Wesnoth, Inc" Wesnoth.app`. You must have Wesnoth's signing certificate.
* Verify that you signed `.app` propertly using `spctl -a -t exec -vv Wesnoth.app`.
* Rename disk image to match new release version.
* Unmount it and convert it back using `hdiutil convert /PATH/TO/IMAGE.dmg -format UDBZ -o /PATH/TO/NEW/IMAGE.dmg` command.
* Sign newly created `.dmg` using `codesign -s "Wesnoth, Inc" /PATH/TO/NEW/IMAGE.dmg`. You must have Wesnoth's signing certificate.
* Verify that you signed `.dmg` propertly using `spctl -a -t open --context context:primary-signature -v /PATH/TO/NEW/IMAGE.dmg`.
* Create SHA-256 checksum using `shasum -a 256 /PATH/TO/NEW/IMAGE.dmg` command.
* Done! You can release it now.