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### Generate Private Key ### Generate Private Key
To generate an RSA `private.pem` private key, run the `openssl genpkey` command in the terminal, as below: To generate an RSA <path>private.pem</path> private key, run the `openssl genpkey` command in the terminal, as below:
```bash ```bash
openssl genpkey\ openssl genpkey\
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-pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:4096 -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:4096
``` ```
At this point, the generated `private.pem` content should be provided to the `signPlugin.privateKey` property. At this point, the generated <path>private.pem</path> content should be provided to the `signPlugin.privateKey` property.
Provided password should be specified as the `signPlugin.password` property in the `signPlugin` configuration. Provided password should be specified as the `signPlugin.password` property in the `signPlugin` configuration.
As a next step, we'll generate a `chain.crt` certificate chain with: As a next step, we'll generate a <path>chain.crt</path> certificate chain with:
```bash ```bash
openssl req\ openssl req\
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-out chain.crt -out chain.crt
``` ```
The content of the `chain.crt` file will be used for the `signPlugin.certificateChain` property. The content of the <path>chain.crt</path> file will be used for the `signPlugin.certificateChain` property.
### Gradle IntelliJ Plugin ### Gradle IntelliJ Plugin
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</tab> </tab>
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In the _Run/Debug Configuration_ for `publishPlugin` Gradle task, provide _Environment Variables_ using relevant environment variable names: In the <control>Run/Debug Configuration</control> for `publishPlugin` Gradle task, provide <control>Environment Variables</control> using relevant environment variable names:
![Run/Debug Configuration Environment Variables](plugin_singing_env_variables.png) ![Run/Debug Configuration Environment Variables](plugin_singing_env_variables.png)
@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ In the _Run/Debug Configuration_ for `publishPlugin` Gradle task, provide _Envir
CLI tool is required if you don't rely on the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin – i.e. when working with Themes. CLI tool is required if you don't rely on the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin – i.e. when working with Themes.
To get the latest Marketplace ZIP Signer CLI Tool, visit the [JetBrains/marketplace-zip-signer](https://github.com/JetBrains/marketplace-zip-signer/releases) GitHub Releases page. To get the latest Marketplace ZIP Signer CLI Tool, visit the [JetBrains/marketplace-zip-signer](https://github.com/JetBrains/marketplace-zip-signer/releases) GitHub Releases page.
After downloading the `zip-signer-cli.jar`, execute it as below: After downloading the <path>zip-signer-cli.jar</path>, execute it as below:
```bash ```bash
java -jar zip-signer-cli.jar sign\ java -jar zip-signer-cli.jar sign\