I removed "com.apple.security.cs.disable-library-validation" and followed all the steps. The test result was passed, but my application failed to call the third-party library. Is there any good solution for this?
Hellen
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Hi Engineer!
Thank you very much for your reply. I paid attention to the second caveat and tried to solve it. But I couldn't follow this post, each step was unexpected.
This post pointed out that it needs to contact a third party or bundle. I need to use the content developed by a third-party developer, but I don't want to bundle it.
[quote='816808022, DTS Engineer, /thread/770156?answerId=816808022#816808022']
As mentioned here, disabling library validation makes it harder to pass Gatekeeper. Resolving Gatekeeper Problems Caused by Dangling Load Command Paths has the details.
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Now it is clear that I can't pass Gatekeeper because I signed it with "com.apple.security.cs.disable-library-validation".
Question: Can I have other communication channels besides the forum? Or online help tools? I can send my software for review. Because I didn't create Xcode, I was blocked by the code-level ticket.