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> In the future, that will require disabling SIP. Are you sure about that? Catalina has this "developer tools" permission that allows running unsigned/non-nota
by grishka 6y ago
> In the future, that will require disabling SIP.
Are you sure about that? Catalina has this "developer tools" permission that allows running unsigned/non-notarized binaries. Xcode grants that to itself, but you could as well grant it to things like Terminal and run your app from there. Bonus points for including a shell script with your app so the user doesn't have to run "scary" commands manually.
Yes, there are going to be (one-time) UX compromises, but I think it's possible to make it feel more or less okay for the average user.
- clusterfish 6y agoJeez, have some empathy for regular people. The whole damn point of those measures on Apple's side is to introduce friction and make it excessively hard to install non-notarized apps. It's already bad and unusable by most average people, and that's exactly the goal.
- grishka 6y ago> The whole damn point of those measures on Apple's side is to introduce friction and make it excessively hard to install non-notarized apps. I understand that. And that's why I'm trying to come up with a good enough, UX-wise, way to bypass this malicious, hostile behavior.