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[BUG] Mac Arm dmg is broken
Tiny RDM Version 1.2.1
OS Version MAC 14.7 M1
Redis Version n/a
Describe the bug Arm DMG is broken.
Steps to Reproduce:
- try to open arm app
- error saying file is broken
Run the command below in terminal
sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Tiny\ RDM.app
Run the command below in terminal
sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Tiny\ RDM.app
"Tiny RDM" is damaged and cant be opened.
command didnt help.
the intel executable works. but not the arm version.
Please ensure that Tiny RDM is allowed to run in System Preferences -> Privacy & Security.
Please ensure that Tiny RDM is allowed to run in System Preferences -> Privacy & Security.
Its literally broken lol... privacy & security isnt going to fix it!
Have you download the incorrect version? Intel and Arm are not the same package.
Can confirm the arm build doesn't work.
I had try to download the arm package and install. It works well.
You can run the Repair shell in the dmg package after drag and drop Tiny RDM.app into Applications folder.
Be sure that you select the correct download link: https://github.com/tiny-craft/tiny-rdm/releases/download/v1.2.1/TinyRDM_1.2.1_mac_arm64.dmg
I don't understand the concern about downloading the incorrect build - I navigate to the website and simply choose the right architecture from the drop down
When running the downloaded dmg and dragging the package across to Applications, the installed app doesn't work. The need to repair the freshly installed application seems very odd, given that this was my first time using (and thus installing) the application.
For reference I deleted the application, and used DBngin instead.
fwiw I can see the source to the Repair script - I'm guessing that you're avoiding paying Apple the developer fee? and that's your reasoning for disabling Gatekeeper? It seems excessive and leaves SIP/Gatekeeper disabled for whatever application is installed next.
sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Tiny\ RDM.app
I feel I should also point out that I went back and tried this command, and you are correct in that it works - as I mentioned above, the Repair script seems a little broad in what it's doing, so it would be good to perhaps document what it's doing and why.