Unipipe cli on MacOS cannot be started

[tszebeni]

MacOS has a security feature to require binaries to be signed by known developer accounts. Please see screensot

[tszebeni]

[JohannesRudolph]

@tszebeni thanks for reporting in - we investigated code signing for collie-cli but at the moment are blocked by an upstream issue in deno denoland/deno#11154

[DorukAkinci]

@tszebeni, As a small workaround for now, you can right click the application and press Open. Macos will ask that Will you trust this application and click Yes. Afterwards there will be no issue anymore.

[tszebeni]

Thanks @JohannesRudolph and @DorukAkinci .

[DorukAkinci]

It seems we can also sign the applications with a terminal command. Therefore this manual step can be much more smoother if we can implement something like that. The users can execute the command for once to pass this step.

The following command signs the application with an ad-hoc signing identity, so it should have the required trust. codesign --force --deep -s - $(which unipipe) however i could not fully test it because i've already done the method that i shared above.