macOS Catalina or Big Sur apps have to be code signed AND notarized. You
must have the command line tools installed and there is a non-trivial
number of commands you have to execute to prepare you app for code
signing, then code sign it, and then notarize it, including obtaining an
app specific password from Apple.
Livecode has a pretty decent tutorial on their web site on the whole
lengthy process.
On 1/6/2021 9:10 AM, Terence Heaford via use-livecode wrote:
I thought I would try to build a standalone app with the Community Edition in
Catalina
Many errors. Perhaps someone could shed some light.
This error is the first. "replacing existing signature xcrun: error active
developer path”
I did see a comment on the LC Forum that suggested
sudo xcode-select —install, to install the command line tools.
I carried this out, still no luck.
Installed 9.6.1 RC1. Still no luck.
Is it necessary to have Xcode installed for this to work?
Thanks
Terry
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