Sam just answered me yesterday afternoon and confirmed that it must work with macOS 15.0.1.
So I just bought this nice little tool as the 14-day trial period won’t be enough for testing until I get all sorted out (o;
What is missing in the description:
At which step does the Xojo Script go?
After signing process or before?
And what has to be put into this window?
If your app needs to read or write from these folders, just enter a description into these lines.
And if left out, Apple will decline to notarize it?
No, AFAIK it will fail at runtime when you try to use those resources.
I guess after macOS 18.x you have to travel personally to Cupertino and show them your source code (o;
Don’t give them ideas. Check out why some apps have removed support for Google Drive.
I don’t have anything in those folders for the installer of my app. The main app works fine and asks the users for access.
if your app needs to access those things/areas, then the plist that accompanies your app needs to include a reason why.
App wrapper will take what you type here and amend the plist for you.
You can leave them blank, as with many many other aspects of App Wrapper.
App Wrapper is all about helping to deal with all the hoops we have to jump through to get an app to work with Macs.
It can set/change things like whether your app supports dark mode and hi-dpi screens.
It can insert icons for you, check your certificates (as you have seen)
The scripting part means you could get it to build your package at the end of a compile process (I choose not to do that, personally)
I made a bug report years ago abour the Finder Rename feature (Rename with an index number) etc. OS versions goes on and the bugs are still there. I know how to work-around some, but it is boring to make two of-r three rename to get the result you’re expected for the first one.
I ran into something similar here on my machine and IIRC I had to go into Xcode and make sure the selected tools matched Xcode 16.
