zsh: killed if OF uses download_latest_libs.sh

[dimitre]

I'm compiling the latest projectGenerator using make and it compiles both with classic libs and latest. but when I run using the latest libs I got

zsh: killed

[danoli3]

Yeah its gotta be signed run it through the script

We can make this accept a code signing identity: build_cmdline.sh

or just run the output Xcode project and build it locally that way it will sign for you. Else it will be signed via GitHub release

[danoli3]

Wait I think I read that in inverse

[danoli3]

Yeah Nah its looking working from latest... (osx)

what happens when you run it via the command (double click ) - activates console output:

[danoli3]

I think its due to Debug Mode on default build, try release

[danoli3]

I think its actually macOS target folders should be fixed with permissions and or chmod

[dimitre]

from my usage it is always killed if I compile via xcodebuild (first time) strange thing is if I compile it twice it works well make works well too.

this xcode project is strange because it uses a very unusual renaming and moving in the end. maybe this is causing the problems

[danoli3]

@dimitre it means it not signed and you just gotta run the build script to sign it scripts/osx/build_cmdline.sh

Issue is macOS permissions now are hectic for unsigned code

[danoli3]

Building from Xcode will make the file correctly, but it's linking against the mach-o of the files in the .app: invalidating the cmdLine.exe that is copied out of that .app and into the usable folder. Since before it was signed it had references to all that .app stuff. Re-signing in the new location with the script fixes it

[danoli3]

not a libs problem, was a new macOS permissions problem

[dimitre]

it would be great if PG could be built in the future only as a commandLine application instead of an app bundle.

[danoli3]

it would be great if PG could be built in the future only as a commandLine application instead of an app bundle.

scripts/osx/build_cmdline.sh