Investigate: macOS notarization
bpasero opened this issue · 17 comments
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/notarizing_your_app_before_distribution
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//cc @joaomoreno
If VSCode fails to launch VSCode on macOS Catalina do this:
Looks like hardening is only required beginning 2020: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=09032019a
@bpasero only the notarization prerequisites have been loosened till 2020, notarization is still very much required if we want to get rid of the security warning.
We're having this issue on a Catalina upgrade, except we can't even open the application.
@cutecycle see the main issue description for how to get around this. You can also right-click on the app and click "Open" to get the option to open it:
@misolori Open Anyway doesn't appear in Catalina.
@cutecycle does the right-click method work for you?
I was able to install Visual Studio Code on Catalina using the following steps:
- Double-click the installer to get,
“Visual Studio Code” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software.
message - Open
Security & Privacy
settings page to see theOpen Anyway
button - One more window and one should be inside VS Code
Same issue, workaround works fine! Any update on plans to submit VSCode to Apple?
This workaround doesn't work for me -- Open Anyway gives me the open dialog again, but that dialog appears to do nothing and I'm back to the same problem, only trying to open VS Code fails silently
ETA: November
This may slip to December, but @joaomoreno already started on this 🍻
This may slip to December, but @joaomoreno already started on this 🍻
Any update on this @joaomoreno @bpasero? Hoping this will be resolved in 1.41.1 before the holidays and we won't have to wait until January?
This is in progress and should be done by our January release.
Related issues for entitlements:
Starting next week, insider builds should be properly notarized. ✔️