Resign command doesn't filter builds by profile about eas-cli HOT 7 CLOSED

@szdziedzic I mean build:resign, my bad. There's no --buildProfile flag according to the documentation

(sorry for closing the ticket, butter fingers 😅)

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@szdziedzic after hearing your explanation I think it makes a lot of sense, I didn't realize there could be a use-case like this as we use the build profiles for specific environments (staging, production etc) so we would never want to mix ENV vars or credentials this way

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When running eas build --platform ios --profile testing the interactive list of builds includes builds from all profiles, not just from testing

You mean when running eas build:list --buildProfile testing --platform ios, right?

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Oh, sorry, now I get it. Yeah, you are right, thanks for the report!

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@d4rky-pl Oh, actually, I believe the name of the --profile flag is quite unfortunate and this might be an unwanted behavior.

What I mean is that --profile is actually a target profile, so it defines a profile for which you want to use credentials and env vars to resign some other eligible build. I believe that a use case for some people can be resigning build originally created using profile A using credentials and env vars from profile B that may differ. So this new filtering by the --profile flag might be unwanted in their use case.

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What I think we can do here is to create 2 new flags:

• target-profile which will do what profile does
• source-profile for filtering

What do you think?

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--target-profile and source-profile flags will be released in 9.2.0

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