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I'm distributing my app in zip format. But stuck in app update? My app self-detects for the latest version. If yes, then launch other non-appsandbox app that download the latest version, and then replace the old app (in the /Applications directory) with the new one. It works correctly. But once I made the Updater app a Sandbox app, it did not allow me to replace the app. Error: You don’t have permission to save the file “ESPlus” in the folder "Applications.”
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We have three MAC-OS app which I need to distribute to 100 end user in the same organisation. I had followed the Notarization process given by Apple and successfully notarised it. After exporting I have ***.app with me. Now, How to prepare the installer file like other apps distributed outside the App Store?
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I have my macOS app, which I'm distributing outside the MAC App Store through Notarizing the App. When my end-user unzipped my App (which they downloaded from a shared URL path) and opened it, It crashed after the first time opening (by clicking on the Gatekeeper check popup: "Chrome downloaded this file today at 11:10 AM. Apple checked it for malicious software and none was detected. ") In my macOS app (distributing outside the MAC App Store through Notarizing the app), though I removed AppSandbox capability, I am still not able to read/write to the Resource folder. Error ESPlus-2023-06-28-173050_ips.txt Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=513 "You don’t have permission to save the file “SupportTextFiles” in the folder “Resources”." UserInfo={NSFilePath=/x.app/Contents/Resources/SupportTextFiles, NSUnderlyingError=0x6000030e3c00 {Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=1 "Operation not permitted"}}
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