On 6/30/23 1:32 AM, matthias rebbe via use-livecode wrote:
This is what Apple says:
"If you distribute your macOS app through the App Store, you must enable App
Sandbox. If you notarize your macOS app to distribute it outside of the App Store, you
must enable hardened runtime and, optionally,
It's an automatic response from the OS when an app needs to to do something
that requires user permissions, like accessing files outside the app bundle.
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On June 30, 2023 1:51:18 AM Richmond Ma
I have several testers and only one has the problem. He's running Mac
Ventura, but so are a couple of others. The app is signed and notarized
using your wonderful tool. Normally the Mac asks if the app can write files
to disk and directs the user to system prefs / privacy and security so the
us
When I download an app onto my Mac Mini, on opening it for the first time
it often asks me for permission to access the desktop/document/whatever
folder.
I assume that code to make an app ask for permissions to be granted has to
be entered somewhere ['preOpenStack' ???] by the developer.
On Fri,
This is what Apple says:
"If you distribute your macOS app through the App Store, you must enable App
Sandbox. If you notarize your macOS app to distribute it outside of the App
Store, you must enable hardened runtime and, optionally, can also enable App
Sandbox."
https://help.apple.com/xcode/m
I should have been more clear that this was for an app, sorry about that. I can create the file
too on my own drive. The problem is with a built app on someone else's drive. OS permissions
normally forbid any file or folder creation outside the app bundle.
I'm not sure if I need to sandbox the
Not sure if this helps: I just put this in the message box in the IDE and hit
enter, and it created the folder successfully. I don’t remember ever
specifically allowing LC to do that, but then I think I have given LC
permissions to modify files on the OS drive.
put "~/Library/Application Suppo
Short version: how do I bypass Gatekeeper to write a prefs file?
I need to save a file in ~/Library/Application Support/myAppFolder/. Am I correct that I need
to sandbox the app before I can write a file there?
I read an LC lesson that said no special entitlements are required to create an app
