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    • ILIAMI
      ILIAM
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      Hey everyone,

      I’ve noticed that with the new macOS release, Apple seems to be getting stricter again with compatibility and security issues.

      Is anyone else experiencing this?

      My installers are currently not code-signed/notarized. Could that be the reason for the new warnings or compatibility problems? Has Apple started enforcing this more aggressively with the latest macOS?

      Would love to hear if anyone else is running into the same thing!

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      • ILIAMI
        ILIAM
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        Also, is anyone here running macOS Golden Gate who could test one of my installers for me? I’d really appreciate it!

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        • dannytaurusD
          dannytaurus @ILIAM
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          @ILIAM I've got a clean Golden Gate 27.0 on an external drive I can test on. Seems me a link.

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          • dannytaurusD
            dannytaurus @ILIAM
            last edited by dannytaurus

            @ILIAM said in macOS Golden Gate! Compatibility Issues?:

            My installers are currently not code-signed/notarized.

            Get an Apple Developer account for $99/year. The process of code-signing and notarising is simple.

            Installers work on your own machine because it's your machine. As soon as you use the installers on another machine, the gatekeeper kicks in.

            It matters how you transfer files to your test machines. If you move stuff by USB stick, it doesn't get the 'scary downloaded from the internet' flag, and gatekeeper is more relaxed.

            To test installers on another machine, they have to be downloaded from the internet, to simulate what a real end user would do.

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