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I can repro this locally as well. Interesting if it's inconsistent with Apple docs and when Gatekeeper should be firing, as running stuff locally without distributing/downloading i…

The Gatekeeper behavior is specific to running things from Finder (not Terminal), and only if you downloaded it via a browser that sets the com.apple.quarantine xattr. Two posts fr…

Notarization/stapling/etc. is for distribution only, not generally part of your dev workflow.

Re: downloading Xcode, this page has saved me hours: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10335747/how-to-download... . It's just a list of direct links to each version of Xcode at …

> a degraded user experience, as the first time a user runs a new executable, Apple delays execution while waiting for a reply from their server. The way to avoid this behavior is …

Shameless plug: I created xcnotary [1] to make command line notarization quite a bit less painful. It will poll the service and block for completion, return a non-zero failure code…

Thank you!

asciinema to generate a raw json file, then svg-term to convert it to svg https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema https://github.com/marionebl/svg-term-cli (I ended up moving the SV…

It was surprising that they didn't provide an all-in-one blocking command, leaving everyone to write their own version of the submit(); while(true) { poll(); }. I will need to add …

The notarization service is opaque (uses Xcode's "xcrun altool" to submit/read status, instead of something like a REST API...) so unfortunately Mac-only at the moment.

That sounds like a fun project! I do hope Apple shows more love to the command line tooling in general (even if Mac-only) as the workflow still seems somewhat optimized for clickin…

Thanks for the heads up! May I ask what browser you are using? If there are compatibility issues I may just re-render these as GIFs.

(The author.) I had originally written a version of this in Python for my own use, and recently thought of rewriting it in Rust as a learning experience. What I found is that writi…