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Sign build artifacts

Digitally sign your application for deployment.
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To sign a build artifact, you use a cryptographic certificate to apply a digital signature to the output of your build. This process verifies the identity of the developer or organization. You need to digitally sign your application to meet the requirements to deploy your app on certain stores, such as the App Store, Google Play Store, and the Microsoft store.
Sign an iOS application
Follow this workflow to sign your iOS application during the build process.
Sign a macOS application
Follow this workflow to sign and notarize your macOS application during the build process.
Sign an Android application
Follow this workflow to sign your Android application during the build process.
Sign a UWP application
Follow this workflow to sign your Universal Windows Platform application during the build process.
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