Binaries for macOS are not signed and notarized

[MeestorX]

Mac Mini M2 running MacOS Sequoia.
Tried downloading the latest arm64 build a couple of times, both .dmg and .zip. No joy.

[MeestorX]

NM. xattr -c fixed it.

[philhartung]

Thanks for opening the issue and posting your solution. I'll still go ahead and reopen the issue, as this is definitely a usability problem and I want to resolve this. The solution is to sign and notarize the MacOS Binaries which requires an Apple Developer Account with membership in the Apple Developer Program.

[MeestorX]

Not sure if it's a change in MacOS, but in the past, if an app wasn't notarized, you could still ctrl-click the app and select "Open". That option wasn't available with this app. (I have a dev license, so I'm familiar with the pain of notarizing and stapling apps)
I think electron-builder can do the heavy lifting as well, and you may only have to supply your dev credentials when building.

[philhartung]

Yeah I think it changed recently, because ctrl-click is the workaround I used in the past as well.

[UTZbox]

Hi, I am running a MacBookPro with M2 and Sequoia 15.7.1. The the workaround with xattr does not work anymore. The StreamMonitor would be a very helpful app in AVoiP Business. I would appreciate if you can fix this. Thank you!