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Re: Catalina is checking notarization of unsigned executables

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What does df -h in the terminal say? It'll show the total of each partition (the normal, and the new read-only system partition) on their own line, thereby giving a false total. e.g. 1x 100GB disk, 50GB normal, 50GB system partition will show as capacity 100GB for both partitions which would mean a 200GB disk. Small things like this just make me completely lose faith in Catalina. EDIT: Other "fun" things I noticed wi…

Checkout `DevToolsSecurity` on the command line. Could help with d. :)

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Re: Catalina is checking notarization of unsigned executables

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> a. Text search in PDF no longer works Oh is this macOS? I'd just assumed all the PDFs I've tried to search for the past while have been poorly formatted with the text as images, but that makes more sense. > I'll keep it on a SSD for App Store submissions and keep my machine on an older decent version thanks FYI it's pretty easy to integrate binary upload to App Store Connect on the CLI of your CI system.

Thanks, do you have any pointers on binary upload via CLI etc.?

I've used Bitrise for iOS CI, in which case their integration just takes your Apple username/password as input in the build process. If you're scripting it yourself or testing locally you want to look at the xcrun altool command. (Which Apple doesn't document very well, but you can cobble together usage from Googling parameters/issues.)

* https://app.bitrise.io/integrations/steps/deploy-to-itunesco...

* https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/notarizing_m...

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