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Currently, when you install a new version of cmake, and then try to use it via the command line, Apples permissions will prevent you. First you must find the newly installed CMake.app option-click the application, and click open, and then allow the application.
This can be a little bit tedious.
I recently installed something called aerospace (a tile window manager on macOS), and they add to their brew --cask install a couple lines to remove this automated quarantine from Apple on download.
it looks something like xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/CMake.app.
I tried this on a manually downloaded CMake.app from the cmake.org website, and seems to get rid of the need to manually allow the application on first use.
Would it be possible to add this to the plugin on install? (it doesn't appear to require sudo either).
Thanks
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Currently, when you install a new version of cmake, and then try to use it via the command line, Apples permissions will prevent you. First you must find the newly installed CMake.app option-click the application, and click open, and then allow the application.
This can be a little bit tedious.
I recently installed something called
aerospace
(a tile window manager on macOS), and they add to theirbrew --cask install
a couple lines to remove this automated quarantine from Apple on download.it looks something like
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/CMake.app
.I tried this on a manually downloaded
CMake.app
from the cmake.org website, and seems to get rid of the need to manually allow the application on first use.Would it be possible to add this to the plugin on install? (it doesn't appear to require
sudo
either).Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: