Thanks I appreciate the help. Everything you suggested we already have set up in our apps. I will continue adding the --option runtime to our codesignature commands but i just wanted to make sure it didnt effect apple events becasue we need that or if there is another command to allow runtime and apple events. I do have it set up under Signing & Capabilities with hardened runtime cability added and the checkbox for Apple Events set as well as allowing Apple events in the info.plist
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Ok so something new I have discovered. If I have Xcode as the window I am looking at while the app builds and launches then I get those weird errors list in my previous post but If i build and switch to a different window like google chrome or something then my app launches just fine. There seems to be some bug with focusing or defocusing...I am not too sure but at least I can get my app to successfully launch. Why is apple always so buggy!?!?!