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Command line apps aren't affected by Notarization. If you're compiling something yourself, the compiler won't put a quarantine bit on it and it will execute fi
by john_alan 6y ago
Command line apps aren't affected by Notarization.
If you're compiling something yourself, the compiler won't put a quarantine bit on it and it will execute fine. Same with homebrew/friends.
Scripts don't need to be signed. There is something else going on here.
- john_alan 6y agoSeems that in fact even though scripts aren't signed, IF YOU DONT have devTooling enabled for a given terminal, scripts are hashed and checked against bad known digests. not a big deal, assuming no data is kept. Also I wonder what it looks like if a script is deemed bad...