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This happens because Constants.firestore is null. You need to set Constants.firestore to contain an instance of Firestore. For example, you could do this:

I don't know if the reason I ran into this is the same as yours, but here's what I discovered, in case this helps anyone else.

Before manually notarizing your app (using electron-notarize), make sure the certificate type you're signing your app with is correct. You specifically need a Developer ID Application certificate (the last one):

I had been using Apple Distribution before, and notarization failed because of it. The list of files you're seeing are probably the first few files Apple checked, and they were signed with an incorrect type of certificate (don't quote me on this), and so it failed.

Either way, once I generated an Developer ID Application certificate, defined my entitlements this way:

I've solved it! Apparently keys were protected with passphrase .

This is the whole process:

1. Genereate new keys

   ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "user@host" -q -N ""

2. Update your host's authorized_keys

   ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub user@host

3. Enter the server & run

   ssh-keyscan host

4. Copy the output to github secret (let call it SSH_KNOWN_HOSTS)

5. Copy the private key to a github secret (lets call it SSH_PRIVATE_KEY)

In your workflow.yml file