I forgot to mention that I have a "Developer ID Application” certificate from Apple so I am able to test and troubleshoot any dmg build problems if it helps.
I can confirm that I can build a dmg and codesign by adding the following to my autogen.input file: --with-package-format=dmg --enable-macosx-code-signing Also, I am building non-release builds like the current nighty builds so I can confirm that debugging tools like lldb and Instruments can connect to the codesigned installation. Patrick > On Jun 22, 2024, at 10:30 AM, Patrick Luby <[email protected]> wrote: > > Currently, none of the macOS nightly builds are code signed. Because of this, > testers cannot run the nightly build at all unless they open a Terminal and > execute the following command: > > xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/LibreOfficeDev.app > > This is OK for me and testers familiar with this extra step, but it generally > scares and/or overwhelms regular users who want to test a fix. > > Apple, especially on Silicon Macs, really tries to prevent users from running > non-codesigned applications. So is there any reason we can’t start codesign > macOS nightly builds like we do for official builds? > > Thanks, > > Patrick > >
