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Dependency update: macOS release tracking issue #2548
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Ok I'll start. I got baited into thinking macOS release works fine. But, just tested it, by the looks of it it doesn't launch of intel mac on macOS Monterey (12.6.1), shows generic "is damaged and can't be opened" prompt, same when launching from terminal, any idea how to debug it? |
Deleting the |
Yep, neither I am.
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The dev version comes with |
Yes, it did, from 3.6 to 6.2 (quite a jump). If anyone has any idea how to disable it from creating that file, do share. I can look into it myself later. edit: alternatively, I can just delete it after build process before packing build up |
@elDante actually that file contains some info. Can you tell which bit triggers this error message? Or is it very existence of the file? (i can't do it myself atm) |
PyInstaller team added code signing from the 4.5 version. If a user doesn't provide a certificate for sign it uses default ad-hoc. I'm trying to find out why the Mac OS decided to place this app in quarantine. |
@DarkFenX I think I understood the problem: Need to remove the modification of the signed app from For the previous version
But for the new:
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Maybe it works like in windows (before enough users launched it, it puts it into "quarantine" and makes it harder to launch it)? edit:
Okay thanks, I will look into it |
Should be fixed in c230480, I will link build once it's done |
It fixed issue with quarantine. Now I get "pyfa can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software" prompt, with "OK" and "Show in finder" options. After that, I can open security settings and force open it. The build is available here: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/pyfa-org/pyfa/builds/48675474/job/rqn6nrelab9ebtc1/artifacts I think it's different now (because it used to direct me to security settings), but at least it works |
Yep. I think the gatekeeper couldn't check the code because it signed... I tried to unsign app after build but the application stops working. Anyway, do you have plans to build the universal app (now it intel architecture)? And switch to GitHub actions? |
https://github.com/pyfa-org/Pyfa/releases/tag/v2.57.0dev2 fixed version
I have "nextgen" pyfa somewhere in early development stage (currently doing calculations engine, ~60-70% done). It is a kind of a pipe dream, but nevertheless I'd prefer to spend the least effort on maintaining current pyfa version. So, unless I absolutely have to, I do not. But if someone can help me with that - I will gladly accept it. Anyone willing to help can poke me on discord |
I can open dev2 on my M1Pro MacBook Pro(running Sonoma 14.1.2), but after I clicked Global - preferences, following error message appeared:pyfa v2.57.0dev2 OS version: macOS-10.16-x86_64-i386-64bit #################### Traceback (most recent call last): |
Should be fixed in cc0d646 (will be included in next release). Also I don't think it's dependency update-related issue, it's something generic (which breaks when crowdin fails to provide data for one of languages during build process). |
Thread 0 Crashed:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread only rosetta pyfa does this, seemingly at random I'll look into it after finals |
FYI there are random crashes on linux too. I don't know what predicates them, but final trigger is double-click to remove some item (i.e. drone). I couldn't find the cause of it. |
This issue is for tracking major issues which appeared with release of https://github.com/pyfa-org/Pyfa/releases/tag/v2.57.3
Report inability to launch pyfa, crashes, weird looking UI here.
Changes relatively latest release: just dependencies were updated, but it should fix inability to launch pyfa on newer macOS versions
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