Successfully Notarized in xCode, but rejected using spctl command-line

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marco.pena
marco.pena OP
Created Apr ’23
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Hi, I've succesfully notarzied an OSX app using xcode (see attached image).

But when running " %spctl -a -vvv -t install Meetverse_UTFSM_MAC_v091.app" I get

Meetverse_UTFSM_MAC_v091.app: rejected
source=Unnotarized Developer ID

%codesign -v --verbose Meetverse_UTFSM_MAC_v091.app shows :

Meetverse_UTFSM_MAC_v091.app: valid on disk
Meetverse_UTFSM_MAC_v091.app: satisfies its Designated Requirement

When I try to open the app in other computers Gatekeeper shows "Can't be opened , Apple cannot check for malicious software"

I've tried exporting several times the notarized app, with different builds.

Any help would be appreciated, thank you.

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JWWalker
JWWalker OP
Apr ’23

This is not an installer package, so you should not be passing -t install to spctl.

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Apple Staff, DTS Engineer
DTS Engineer OP
Apple
Apr ’23

I generally recommend that you not use spctl to test for Gatekeeper compatibility. Rather, use the process I described in Testing a Notarised Product.

If that reveals a problem, work through the steps described in Resolving Trusted Execution Problems.

There are a bunch of other resources available in the Trusted Execution Resources pinned post, and the other pinned posts it links to.

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