Thanks for the quick reply. I have read the entire document. Then, I found out that the Developer ID Application value should be included in each app for distribution, and after adding the value, the app is installing normally on other PCs. However, one additional problem arose. One of my apps is extended with Extensions. Therefore I The app at the top (/SystemExtensions.app) and the apps it contains (/SystemExtensions.app/Contents/Library/SystemExtensions/com.example.SystemExtensions.Extension.systemextension) Added codesigns of Developer ID Application to everyone. Then, to check if the gatekeeper is affected, I checked with the following command. Top App spctl -vvvv -a /Path/SystemExtensions.app Result: /Path/SystemExtensions.app: accepted source=Developer ID origin=My Certifications Extended Apps spctl -vvvv -a /Path/SystemExtensions.app/Contents/Library/SystemExtensions/us.co.kings.SystemExtensions.Extension.systemextension Result: /Path/SystemExtensions.app/Contents/Library/SystemExtensions/us.co.kings.SystemExtensions.Extension.systemextension: rejected (the code is valid but does not seem to be an app) origin=My Certifications Should I use another method to sign the extended app in this case? Or is there something wrong with my thinking? Please Answer

I have a question about this post I have 2 Developer ID Certification certificates right now and I had the same problem as you Currently as of 2022.2.10, when I try to create a provisioning file with Developer ID it says no certificate unconditionally How to solve this problem?

The same thing happens when I log in to the admin account. So I sent the mail and I hope the response is quick. Is there anything additional I can do?

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