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Revision as of 09:18, 16 November 2015
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The first step to create and host your signed package is to create a normal gaia app. | The first step to create and host your signed package is to create a normal gaia app. | ||
=== 1. Add Additional Fields to the Manifest File === | === 1. Add Additional Required Fields to the Manifest File === | ||
# package-identifer: A UUID to uniquely identify this package. The identifier will be | # package-identifer: A UUID string to uniquely identify this package. The identifier will be considered as a part of the origin. So please be careful to change this value across versions. | ||
# moz-package-origin: The origin where the package is going to be hosted. This prevents the package from being downloaded and hosted by other people. | # moz-package-origin: The origin where the package is going to be hosted. This prevents the package from being downloaded and hosted by other people. | ||
Note that the packaging/signing tool would automatically add other fields to the manifest file like "moz-resources". | Note that the packaging/signing tool would automatically add other fields to the manifest file like "moz-resources" during packaging. | ||
=== 2. Create and Sign Your Package === | === 2. Create and Sign Your Package === | ||