How to package the associated. pos suffix file and double-click to open it, supporting Windows and macos

[lixiansen1991yy]

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How to package the associated. pos suffix file and double-click to open it, supporting Windows and macos Can I automatically associate. pos files through packaging and support double clicking to open them? I tried to manually associate macos, but after modifying the info.plist file, I double clicked to open the program and encountered an error

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[HackerWand]

v2.6.0 same problem

[almas1992]

v2.6.0 same problem

This feature is planned for the next release.

[HackerWand]

@almas1992 Sorry, I noticed that I made a mistake. The problem I encountered was that after wails build, I compressed and decompressed the myapp. app file, but it couldn't be opened. The prompt was It's damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the trash can.

[almas1992]

@almas1992 Sorry, I noticed that I made a mistake. The problem I encountered was that after wails build, I compressed and decompressed the myapp. app file, but it couldn't be opened. The prompt was It's damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the trash can.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26434518/xcode-is-damaged-and-can-t-be-opened-you-should-move-it-to-the-trash

Refer to this article, hope it helps!

[HackerWand]

@almas1992 Thank you for your suggestion. This is indeed useful to me, but I don't understand the reason behind it xattr -rc myapp.app

[almas1992]

@almas1992 Thank you for your suggestion. This is indeed useful to me, but I don't understand the reason behind it xattr -rc myapp.app

Probably because your app is not code signed.