I'm using this build script:
To create and notarize a dmg. In Xcode 15 it fails when calling /usr/bin/hdiutil create .... The fail error message is:
could not access /Volumes/Bike/Bike.app - Operation not permittedhdiutil: create failed - Operation not permitted
I have found that I can work around the problem by giving Xcode 15 full disk access. Is there a way that I can make my script run without having to give Xcode full disk access?
What is /Volumes/Bike in this context?
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Thanks for your response. It inspired me to start over and create a demo project so that I could give you a simple example of exactly what was happening... and of course the demo project is working fine... dmgs are created and notarized by the post archive script without requiring that Xcode has full disk access.
I'm now in slow process of trying to figure what in the world is different between my real project and demo.
Will report back when I figure more what is going on.
What is /Volumes/Bike in this context?
I'm pretty sure it's something that hdiutil create is doing. My guess (without much actual knowledge) is that:
hdiutil create creates an empty Bike.dmg file (I see this temporary show in the finder)hdiutil create then mounts that Bike.dmg file as Volumes/Bikehdiutil create tries to copy content to that volume it fails because my script doesn't have access to that mounted volume?
Machine restart seems to have fixed. Grrrrg. Wish I had tried that sooner!