MacOS - Apple Silicon - App is Damaged

[ybeapps]

I believe it's not issue in this repo, because I ran the build and package locally and it worked great...
I think it's something with the "setup-dotnet" action
I also found this PR: actions/setup-dotnet#539

since it's not working, I think we should track it here in this repo
but the only possible solution will be a workaround unless setup-dotnet action will fix the issue (if I'm correct and the issue is from there)

BTW, it's not urgent because the Intel based version works too on Apple Silicon

[love-linger]

did you run sudo xattr -cr /Applications/SourceGit.app?

[love-linger]

The app packaged by CI haven't been signed with a valid developer certificate (I do NOT have one). You need to run sudo xattr -cr xxx/SourceGit.app to remove the com.apple.quarantine attribute that added by macOS automatically after an unsigned app downloaded from web.

[yitzchak-ben-ezra-ecoplant]

well, the way I run it is like this

1. download
2. move to Applications
3. launch
4. see error
5. open System Settings -> Security
6. I see a warning that I tried to open downloaded app
7. click Allow
8. click Open

I believe this is the same as running this command- it works for x64, but not working for arm64

see the errors:

x64:

arm64:

but when I build locally - performing the same actions from GitHub workflows of the arm64 matrix - I'm getting an Application that is working!

[love-linger]

Could you please run sudo xattr XXXX/SourceGit.app to see if there exists com.apple.quarantine attribute attached to the arm64 app?

[ybeapps]

@love-linger wow - this is weird.. it worked!
I wonder why the message was that this app is "Damaged" and not the "verification" message

it had com.apple.quarantine
so I removed via your command and it worked:
sudo xattr -cr SourceGit.app

[love-linger]

Since a few people have mentioned this issue, I will consider signing up for an Apple developer account later to solve this problem once and for all.