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I have uploaded a new build of v0.7.2 replacing the original one. Would be appreciated if everybody in this thread try it out.
I use the auto update within the app upgrade successfully without problem. I'm on 10.15.1 .
I can confirm that the application runs once you have ignored the warnings and given it permission. It still flickers, though, so I’m still using 7.1.
@manngo Yes, v0.7.2 won’t fix #1104. Even if I figure out the cause (which I have not) and fix it, I would do that in v0.7.3. Current priority is to make sure that I’m able to roll out a release.
I have uploaded a new build of v0.7.2 replacing the original one. Would be appreciated if everybody in this thread try it out.
I can open the new macdown build via "right-click open". But "Preferences -> Markdown" looks like
If anyone else has this problem, I will file another issue.
@hacktrick After downloading I get
But works fine after opening/enabling in the Security & Privacy Settings! 👏👏👏
@FranklinYu I get this error, basically the same as @klaas:
Translated:
"MacDown" can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer. macOS can't verify that this app does not contain malware. Safari created this file on an unknown date. Move to Trash | Cancel
I can open it with right click to bypass this message though! Sorry for the German screenshots. I'm on 10.15.1
@hacktrick This is issue is already tracked here #1103
To everyone: It's currently expected behavior that you have to open the app with a right click. No need to mention this as a problem here.
@FranklinYu Maybe you want to mention this fact on the website (though that's on UranusJr's site - not sure if you have access to that?)
Maybe you want to mention this fact on the website
How would you like it to be mentioned on the website? Would like some more details. Like updating the release note or what?
@FranklinYu Ah right - the Download link on https://macdown.uranusjr.com/ is immediate. I see no good place to add such a note.
How about this instead: Instead of putting only the app into the zip, why not add also a text file there. It could be named "Read me to install MacDown.txt" and would contain text like this:
To run MacDown on your Mac, you need to:
1. Move MacDown.app to your Applications folder
2. Right-click (or ctrl-click) on MacDown.app and choose "Open" from the menu.
If you do not perform step 2, macOS will likely tell you that the app cannot be opened.
Afterwards, you can open MacDown normally with a double click as usual.
The traditional way to distribute Mac apps is to use a DMG disk image where you can place documentation and even aliases to the Applications folder to make dragging and dropping easy. You have control over the arrangement of the icons, background images, etc. You can even add instructions in the window that explain how to launch the app safely. It's a bit more work to create but make it easier for users in the long run. A little non-technical background information here with images: https://www.maketecheasier.com/why-does-macos-use-dmg-files/
@tempelmann I thought by “this fact” you meant “the v0.7.2 release has been re-built and re-uploaded“. If you are talking about “telling users that they need right-click to open the application“ then it has actually been mentioned in https://macdown.uranusjr.com/faq/#unidentified
The same for me :-(
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Le 7 déc. 2019 à 10:10, Patrick Hackbarth notifications@github.com a écrit :
I have uploaded a new build of v0.7.2 replacing the original one. Would be appreciated if everybody in this thread try it out.
I can open the new macdown build via "right-click open". But "Preferences -> Markdown" looks like
If anyone else has this problem, I will file another issue.
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Since no one is reporting binary corruption issue I would assume that this is fixed. While I would still be working on it, my current priority is #1104.
@tempelmann Would appreciate a Pull Request for your solution of removing code signature.
For example, not being codesigned properly will cause LittleSnitch to report a missing signature from the previous version, on each connection. Now I'm wondering why the heck the latest version isn't signed. Sooo, you'll either have to codesign properly, so that Apple can attest that you've only used an Apple-sanctified buildsystem (without some hacked clang
version, there has been an occurence 🙄), or not do it, and provide the following workaround/tidbits in the release notes :
"Please either drag the downloaded .app file into /Applications manually, to implicitly consent that you're aware of this application, and allow it to run on your machine, or alternatively, right-click on its icon, choose Open, and choose Allow to make GateKeeper aware that you're explicitly trusting this application."
Please, can we macOS power users, agree to never, ever advise anyone to change the global GateKeeper switch, pretty please ? That's like "Disk Utility > Fix permission problems", but worse, and it does not mean you you think it means — it'll disable all signature checks, on anything you download, even that malwared OpenOffice you've just accidentally hit via some weird Flash ad somewhere. Please.
Keep up the good work tho, I'll just do what I said and explicitly trust your work, but not before sincere kudos from another macOS "developer", banging its head against ever more crazy signing issues 😜.
Please, can we macOS power users, agree to never, ever advise anyone to change the global GateKeeper switch, pretty please ?
I don’t recall recommending anyone to change the global switch in this issue. In fact, the option is hidden by default since macOS Sierra. If you are concerned about https://macdown.uranusjr.com/faq/, please file an issue (or better yet, a Pull Request) at https://github.com/MacDownApp/macdown-site.
I’m closing this issue since the original problem has been solved temporarily. Long-term solution will be discussed in #1127.
Apple official says that macOS10.15.1 is not compatible with 32-bit version programs. Does MacDown provide 64-bit versions in the future?